In daily lives,people unconsciously use hyperbole to address their speech in everyday conversation,it has been an indivisible part of people's talk.And the usage of hyperbole has its own effects and functions,this pap...
Oliver Twist contributes a lot to Charles Dickens's fame. Through reading this book, many semantic deviations can be found, which set good examples for our English writing, especially hyperbole and irony.
Foregrounding Feature is a very obvious phenomenon in literature work.This paper aims to analyze the foregrounding features(hyperbole,irony,symbolism,repetition and parallelism)in the story Seeing People off based on ...
My goal in this paper is to respond to the objection that naturalistic accounts of morality miss the thicker meaning with which we normally imbue ethics. I concur. This should lead us to doubt our thicker concepts, ho...
The cultural connotations of numbers in English and Chinese languages are demonstrated to discuss the grammatical functions of the numbers and their rhetoric usages. For a foreign language learner, it is essential tha...
Hyperbole is a very common rhetorical device which is widely used both in English and Chinese. In order to express his/her strong feelings and also to make his/her language more powerful, the writer/speaker exaggerate...