literariness

What are the marks of literariness?

• Indicators within a text that serve to verify its poetic or literary nature

• Visual elements that stand out in an artistic text

• Specific words used only in literature

• Marks of grammatical correctness in a literary text

What is connotation in connotative language?

• Fixed and precise meaning of a word

• Contextual, circumstantial, or approximate associations of a word

• Poetic writing style in a text

• Use of common words in a literary text

What is the predominant function in literary texts according to Russian formalism?

• Emotive function

• Referential function

• Exhortative function

• Poetic function

What is textual polysemy in literature?

• The use of connotative language

• The possibility that a single term may have multiple associated meanings

• The repetition of words in a text

• The absence of meaning in a literary text

What are rhetorical figures in literature?

• Visual resources used in poetry

• Rhetorical origin words in a text

• Common grammatical errors in literary texts

• Creative procedures that give an expressive twist to what is said

What does connotative language allow in literary texts?

• Avoid any type of contextual association

• Direct and precise expression of ideas

• Exclusive use of words with a single meaning

• Metaphorical, symbolic, subjective, or diverse interpretation of what is said

What is achieved by using rhetorical figures in literature?

• Give an unexpected, original, expressive, or playful twist to what is said

• Add unnecessary complexity to the text

• Diminish the aesthetic value of the work

• Confuse the reader with excessive metaphors