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Caricature—the Rhetorical Features of Lu Xun's Writings

Bai Xiao-ming

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Caricature is a special rhetorical device,related to many other rhetorical devices and it is featured by strong satire and exaggeration.This device is skillfully used in Lu Xun's works.All of the characters, the scenes,the plots and the arguments in his works inevitably have impressing caricatured meanings and this makes the unique style of Lu Xun's.

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Caricature is a special rhetorical device,related to many other rhetorical devices and it is featured by strong satire and exaggeration.This device is skillfully used in Lu Xun's works.All of the characters, the scenes,the plots and the arguments in his works inevitably have impressing caricatured meanings and this makes the unique style of Lu Xun's.

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Caricature is a special rhetorical device,related to many other rhetorical devices and it is featured by strong satire and exaggeration.This device is skillfully used in Lu Xun's works.All of the characters, the scenes,the plots and the arguments in his works inevitably have impressing caricatured meanings and this makes the unique style of Lu Xun's.

Key concepts: Exaggeration, Rhetorical question, Style (visual arts), Rhetorical device, Literature, Philosophy, Art, Linguistics

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