What is analogy and what is rhetorical figurative?

With the help of imagination, it is a rhetorical device to write about things as people, or people as crops. The former is called anthropomorphism and the latter is called anthropomorphism.

The difference between analogy and parable.

Parables have ontology and metaphor; The analogy is to write things as people, and people and things are integrated.

Example sentence 1 Flowers (ontology) bloom in spring, like a beautiful little girl (metaphor).

There is an ontology and a metaphor, so this sentence is a metaphor.

Example sentence 2 The flower hung her head shyly.

Analogy is to describe and illustrate one thing as if it were another. The case of analogy is to compare people to crops, things to people, or to turn a thing into a thing. The use of this case can obtain a unique rhetorical effect:

or add a unique flavor, or write things in a vivid and vivid way, expressing the feelings of love and hate. Poetry, **, prose, fables, fairy tales, etc., often use figurative cases. There are two types: anthropomorphism and skeuomorphism.

Anthropomorphism thinks, works, creates, and is full of feelings, and human beings are most familiar with these essential characteristics of themselves, the most understandable, the most acceptable, and the most resonant. For the sake of expression, the essential characteristics of human beings are transferred to other things, so that they have certain characteristics of human beings, and things can be described concretely, vividly, and vividly, so that people feel intimate and easily infected. Scoomorphogene.

Everything has its own"Personality".Just as birds can fly, insects chirp, trees bloom, water flows, the sun gives light and heat, and truth is disseminated......Skeuomorphism is often carried out in a certain verbal environment, which can give people a sense of imagery, novelty, and receive vivid and interesting expression effects.

The case of analogy is to compare a person to a crop, to a thing, or to a person, or to turn a thing into a thing. The use of this form of rhetoric can obtain a unique rhetorical effect: it can either add a unique flavor, or write things vividly and vividly, expressing the feelings of love and hate.

Poetry, **, prose, fables, fairy tales, etc., often use figurative cases.

Analogy can be divided into two categories: anthropomorphic and anthropomorphic.

1. Anthropomorphism. Anthropomorphism is to write about things as people, and to give things human actions, behaviors, thoughts and feelings.

2. Skeurums. Scafrums include two categories: one is to write people as crops, so that people have the actions or modalities of things; The second is to write thing A as if it were thing B.

Function. Analogy is the humanization of things or the objectification of people or the imitation of object A as object B, which has the leap of thought, which can make the reader's imagination wings, capture its artistic conception, and appreciate its deep meaning. The correct use of analogy can make the reader not only have a vivid impression of the thing expressed, but also feel the author's strong feelings for the thing, so as to resonate.

Using metaphors to express favorite things, you can write about them vividly and make people feel more intimate; Expressing hatred can be written in an ugly way, giving people a strong sense of disgust.

: Analogy is a figure of speech.

Rhetorical devices are a collection of expression methods used in various articles or applied essays to improve the effect of expression. There are 63 categories of rhetorical devices and 79 subcategories. By modifying and adjusting sentences, the use of specific forms of expression to improve the effect of language expression.

Extension: The broad categories of rhetorical devices include:

Metaphor, analogy (also known as analogy, divided into anthropomorphism, simulacrum), avoidance, transformation, layering, liner (lining), foil (backing, foil), inverted, inverted, overlapping, overlapping, overlapping, top-truth (also known as thimble, beads), contrast, duality (battle, team battle, row couple), renovation, repeat, rhetorical question, rhetorical language, imitation words, imitation, flying white, sub-inheritance (and mention, joint narrative, joint saying).

Overlapping intricacy, compound partiality, sharing, syndication, calling, intertextuality, conversion, loop, palindrome, reduction, borrowing, questioning, ambiguity, comparison, conjunction, facsimile, column, conjunction, exaggeration, warning, manifestation, pun, tautology, overlapping, referencing.

Diction, quotation, transfer, homonym, after a break, symbolism, inlay, word analysis, euphemism, euphemism, synaesthesia (transference, transfer), jump, transliteration, and mutuality. (63 types in total).

It is divided into two categories: anthropomorphic and skeuomorphic.

1.To personify is to write about things as people. For example: a cricket is singing loudly2Scoomorphism: People write as objects. For example, man spreads his wings and flies like a bird. Or object A should be written as object B.

Analogy is a rhetorical way of writing with the help of imagination to imitate thing A as thing B. You can write about things as people, or you can write about people as crops. The former is called anthropomorphism and the latter is called anthropomorphism.

1) The old man has become a turtle in the urn, and it is not good to forget about it for the time being. (Xu Haidong's "Foundation Laying Ceremony") (2) He is indeed a bit like an oak tree, strong, silent, and vibrant. (Lao She's "Camel Xiangzi").

3) As soon as the moon appeared, the stars in the sky were scattered. (Yang Shuo's "Pyramid Night Moon") (4) The truth will not bend down. (Zang Kejia's "Victory Hurricane").

By this word you mean figurative and anthropomorphic rhetorical devices.

What's that rhetorical method of yours? He is an exaggerated, figurative rhetorical device.

This means some figures of speech such as metaphor and personification.