my_wood_修辞（my _ wood _ 修辞）.doc

my_wood_修辞（my _ wood _ 修辞） Appreciation of rhetorical skills in my Grove Abstract: my grove is a prose written by the famous English novelist and essayist Edward Morgan Forster (Edward Morgan Forster) in 1930s. In this essay, Forster analyzes the four bad consequences brought by the possession of property. The author uses allusions, quotations and hyperbole to highlight the theme of the essay and to highlight the satirical tone of the prose. Key words: my grove; quotation of Forsters property allusions My Grove is an essay written by the famous British novelist and essayist Edward Morgan Forster in 1930s. It is included in Forsters collection of essays, A Binzhes harvest collection. In this essay, Forster tells the psychological changes he experienced in buying a grove after his purchase of a grove, and then explores the psychological impact of the property on human beings. The author employs a great deal of rhetorical skills in this essay, such as allusions, quotations, false names, exaggeration and so on. I. rhetorical skills to contrast the subject In 1924, Forster published the novel journey to India, the novel published in the United States is very welcome, very popular, and the author of the best-selling novel has brought a small fortune, the author used the money to buy a small patch of woods. That is, after buying this grove, the author discovered the psychological impact of property on people. In my grove, the author begins with a question of his own experience: what effect does property have on people?. Then, the author closely analyzes the psychological influence of property on human beings from four aspects: property can make people become heavy, greedy, pretend to be innovative and selfish. In order to effectively highlight the subject, the author employs different rhetorical techniques, including allusions and quotations. 1., the use of allusions The allusion is an important means of rhetoric, is a manifestation of commonly used methods of poetry, its