Author's Use of Language

Definition

The author's use of language refers to the deliberate choices they make in selecting words, phrases, and sentence structures to convey meaning and create a specific effect in their writing.

Related terms

Literary Devices: Literary devices are specific techniques or tools that authors use in their writing to enhance the meaning or create a desired effect. They can include figurative language, symbolism, imagery, and more.

Tone: Tone refers to the author's attitude or feelings towards the subject matter they are writing about.

Diction: Diction is the choice of words used by an author. It can be formal or informal, technical or colloquial, etc.