Glossary E
Educational institutions or systems
Topics related to schools, universities, and other educational organizations.
Effective communication
The ability to convey information clearly and accurately to achieve a desired outcome.
Effective use
The successful application of language or writing techniques to achieve a desired outcome.
Elegy
A poem or song that mourns the loss of someone or something, often written in a formal and reflective tone.
Emotion
A strong feeling or reaction to a situation or experience.
Emotional appeals
Using emotional language or imagery to persuade or influence someone’s opinion or behavior.
Emotional connections
The ability to create a strong emotional bond between the reader and the characters in a story.
Emotional contagion
The spread of emotions from one person to another, often through language or behavior.
Emotional depth
The complexity and richness of a character’s emotions and feelings.
Emotional expression
The act of conveying one’s emotions through language, tone, and body language.
Emotional impact
The effect a piece of writing has on the reader’s emotions.
Emotional intelligence
The capacity to recognize, understand, and manage one’s own emotions and those of others.
Emotional intensity
The degree of emotional depth and intensity conveyed in literature.
Emotionality
The degree to which a piece of writing or music evokes strong emotions in the reader or listener.
Emotional Projection Explanation
The act of projecting one’s own emotions onto a character or situation in a story.
Emotional resonance
The ability of a piece of writing to evoke strong emotions in the reader.
Emotional response
A reaction or feeling that is triggered by an emotional stimulus.
Emotional tone
The mood or feeling conveyed through a piece of writing, often influenced by the writer’s emotions and experiences.
Emotional truth
The authenticity and honesty of the emotions expressed in a piece of writing or music.
Emotion portrayal
The act of depicting emotions in a realistic and relatable way.
Empathy
The ability to understand and share the feelings of another person.
Empathy in communication
The ability to understand and share the feelings of others in order to communicate effectively.
Empathy-inducing language
Language that evokes feelings of empathy or understanding in the reader or listener.
Emphasis
The act of giving special importance or attention to something in literature.
Emphasis difference highlighting significance
A literary technique that emphasizes differences to highlight their significance.
Emphasis on individuality and imagination in romanticism
A literary movement that emphasized individualism, emotion, and imagination.
Emphasis on sound
The intentional use of sound devices such as rhyme, rhythm, and repetition to enhance writing.
Emphasis on virtue and morality
A focus on ethical principles and moral behavior in literature.
Ending statement
The final sentence or phrase in a piece of writing, often used to leave a lasting impression on the reader.
Ending thoughts
The author’s final reflections on a particular topic or subject matter.
End matter overview
A summary of the final sections of a written work, including appendices, references, and acknowledgments.
End-stopped lines
Lines of poetry that end with a punctuation mark, creating a pause or break in the rhythm.
English literature
The body of literature written in the English language, including works from England, America, and other English-speaking countries.
Enjambment
The continuation of a sentence or phrase from one line of poetry to the next without a pause.
Environmental conditions
The physical surroundings and conditions in which a story takes place.
Environmental issues or policies
Topics related to the natural world and human impact on it.
Epic poem
A long, narrative poem that tells the story of a hero’s journey or adventure.
Epic poetry
A long, narrative poem that tells the story of a hero’s journey or adventure.
Epics
Long narrative poems that tell the story of a hero’s journey.
Epic simile
An extended comparison using like or as in an epic poem.
Epigrammatic expression
A concise and witty statement that expresses a profound or insightful idea.
Epilogue
A concluding section of a book or document that provides additional information or reflections on the work.
Epiphany
A sudden realization or understanding.
Epistolary format
A literary format that uses letters or diary entries to tell a story.
Escapism from reality
The desire to escape from the real world and its problems through literature or other forms of entertainment.
Escapist entertainment
Entertainment that allows people to escape from reality and immerse themselves in a different world or experience.
Ethical principles
Moral guidelines that govern behavior and decision-making.
Etiquette
The proper and polite way of conducting oneself in writing, including avoiding offensive language and respecting the reader.
Eulogy form
A type of writing that honors and celebrates the life of a deceased person.
Euphemism
A mild or indirect word or expression used in place of one considered too harsh or blunt.
Euphony
The use of pleasant, harmonious sounds in writing or speech.
Evocative Imagery
The use of language to create strong emotions or memories in the reader.
Evolution
The gradual development and change of a character or idea over time.
Exaggerated features
Characteristics of a character or object that are exaggerated for effect.
Exaggerated plotlines
Stories or narratives that are overly dramatic or unrealistic.
Exaggerated sentimentality
Overly emotional or sentimental language that is not genuine or authentic.
Exaggeration
A literary device that overstates or exaggerates a point for emphasis or humor.
Exaggeration method overstating facts
A literary technique that involves intentionally overstating or exaggerating facts for emphasis or effect.
Exaggeration techniques
Methods used to overstate or exaggerate a point for emphasis or humor.
Exemplary literature
Literature that serves as a model of excellence or moral behavior.
Exploitative messaging
Using manipulative or unethical tactics to promote a product or service.
Exposition
The part of a story that provides background information and sets the stage for the plot.
Expression
The act of conveying thoughts, feelings, or ideas through words, gestures, or other forms of communication.
Expression modulation
The ability to adjust one’s tone, pace, and volume to convey different emotions and meanings.
Extended metaphor
A metaphor that is developed over several sentences or throughout a piece of writing.
Extended metaphor sustained analogy
A comparison between two things that is carried throughout a piece of writing.
External conflict
A struggle between a character and an outside force, such as another character or nature.