Summary
Tone is how the authors/writers show the feelings or
attitudes characters might have toward certain situations they are exploring or
telling the reader about. Style is the way the writer presents his/her story to
the audience: the way they organize their thoughts, arguments, and the way the
write overall. Writers, depending on their subjects, give their readers credit
on how much they know about their subjects as well as what they know. Authors
also acknowledge their readers ability to comprehend the ways they present their
materials. Writers often choose words that help their works according to circumstances,
and differentiate their styles by using descriptive paragraphs and dialogs. A crucial
part of style is the use of diction. Writers must choose words that work for
their stories, and that are understandable, and precise, so that readers fully
grasp their concepts. If the authors are successful in their works, their
readers should be involved, curious, and interested in the work.
Reader Response
I knew that an author’s
style had a lot to do with an author’s tone. The way an author writes using
diction, voice, descriptive words, and vivid details all help establish the
works’ or the authors style which in turn establishes the author’s tone. I
think it’s really cool how so many different literary elements can come
together to create a tone or a style. I also love how the same literary elements
and devices can also be used to make a completely different tone and style
setting so many authors apart.
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