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DICTION word choice, especially with regard to connotation, correctness, clearness, or effectiveness. Combines with syntax, literary devices, etc. to create style
TONE the writer's attitude toward the subject or sometimes the audience; tone is created through the writer's word choices, sentence structures, juxtapositions (comparisons), persuasive techniques, etc. Tone should not be confused with mood.
TONE (CONTINUED) Tone words include the following: angry, hollow, allusive, vexed, bitter, restrained, proud, dramatic, urgent, joking, poignant, detached, confused, mocking, objective, vibrant, frivolous, shocking, somber, provocative, sentimental, fanciful, etc.
MOOD the emotional response that a piece of literature stimulates in the reader; a work may contain a mood of horror, mystery, holiness, childlike simplicity, etc.
STYLE the manner in which an author uses words, shapes, ideas, forms, and sentences and creates a structure to convey ideas (such as Mark Twain's use of realism and naturalism) or classification of authors to a group
VOICE the real or assumed personality used by a writer or speaker
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