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"What are Assonance and Consonance?": A Literary Guide for English Students and Teachers 

OSU School of Writing, Literature and Film
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@SWLF
@SWLF 2 года назад
This video now includes Spanish as well as English subtitles. For a full list of dual-language videos in our series, please see the following site: liberalarts.oregonstate.edu/wlf/oregon-state-guide-english-literary-terms
@Khatoon170
@Khatoon170 24 дня назад
Assonance and consonance both terms are associated with repetition- assonance is repetition of vowel sounds and consonance is repetition of consonant sound - but these terms ad they typically used differ in 3 important ways from pattering of rhyme . For example Jan likes to eat spam from can . Notice repetition of short vowel sound . For example Shakespeare his tender heir might bear his memory. Eh sound in tender , heir , bear memory assonance sound. Consonance is literally device that occurs when two words have same consonant sound following different vowel sounds. For example same and home have same and home have same m sound , but vowel sounds before are different. First long a and second long o . Example consonance hickory dickory dock . Another examples of poets hear mellow wedding bells by Edgar Allen Poe. Thank you for your wonderful educational literary channel.
@KaryShwas
@KaryShwas 2 года назад
This is such a wonderful learning experience! All your videos are interesting, crisp and educational! I've become your fan and have subscribed.. Thank You!
@SWLF
@SWLF 2 года назад
Thanks so much for your kind words, Kary. We are so happy to hear that your subscribed to the channel!
@ExclusiveTechniques
@ExclusiveTechniques 3 года назад
Wow. Thank you. From now upon I won't mess up with assonance and consonance and rhyme and repetition
@SWLF
@SWLF 3 года назад
Thanks so much for your kind words, ET! We hope you enjoy the other videos in our series as well!
@dinulad8600
@dinulad8600 3 года назад
Love this! I have a poetic devices exam tomorrow, and this cleared up assonance and consonance! Thank you ;)
@SWLF
@SWLF 3 года назад
Awesome! Good luck on that exam, Dinula!
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@kaidenarian1638 3 года назад
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@dinulad8600 3 года назад
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@trooper5199
@trooper5199 2 года назад
I have my final english exam tomorrow this helps me a lot with my study, thank you!
@SWLF
@SWLF 2 года назад
Great to hear, Planetio. Good luck with that exam!
@pieter9328
@pieter9328 3 года назад
A nice video on soundscape in poetry. An example of consonance and assonance: in The Lovesong of J.Alfred Prufrock there is this short refrain: In the room the women come and go Talking of Michelangelo. Consonance: the m's sounds Assonance: the o's ounds Together they create a solemn sound, most of the already bit sober notes of the O dampened with the M, as if you hear pelgrims going to and fro in a church, mumbling. om om om. It fits both the devotation of the women and of course, of prufrock himself too. As for an example in a poem you already mentioned: dover beach There is in the first half a repeat of the uplifting sounds of ai. Fair, air are obvious due to the rhyme, but you also have straits and spray. Due to that word spray, I think those ai sounds make the reader think of the foam flinging upwards. You don't have those uplifting sounds in the second half of the poem anymore. It is all n-sounds. I think the beginning is in two halves here: first is the sea rising, second it falling again. This was fun! You gave me a new tool to analyze and make poems, thanks!
@SWLF
@SWLF 3 года назад
What a great way to start out the conversation, Pieter! Thanks so much! Here's another example from Prufrock: "the eyes that fix you in a formulated phrase." Here, the f-sounds repeat and the hard-u sound repeats in a memorable (and highly formulated) phrase. Thanks again for keeping the conversation going!
@anakohli2195
@anakohli2195 2 года назад
Thank you very much ! This was explained very clearly ! Helped me a lot
@SWLF
@SWLF 2 года назад
We're so happy to hear this, Ana! We hope you enjoy the other videos in our series as well!
@thesabamir04
@thesabamir04 2 года назад
Tomorrow is my final test and this video helped me a lot .
@SWLF
@SWLF 2 года назад
We're so happy to hear this, Squid Game. Here's hoping your exam is not a squid game!
@thesabamir04
@thesabamir04 2 года назад
@@SWLF 😅😅
@oliveleiladelossantos7249
@oliveleiladelossantos7249 3 года назад
I'm writing poems and this helps me a lot.
@SWLF
@SWLF 3 года назад
Awesome! Good luck with your writing!
@joicejj8025
@joicejj8025 3 года назад
Really Awesome AMAZING there is no words to say thank you I am preparing compatetive exam thank you guys
@SWLF
@SWLF 3 года назад
Wow, thanks so much, Joice! We're delighted to hear you found the video useful, and we hope you enjoy the other videos in our series as well!
@joicejj8025
@joicejj8025 3 года назад
Kindly vedio on Modern Drama modern poetry
@SWLF
@SWLF 3 года назад
@@joicejj8025 We'll add those two terms to our list!
@jadensteve5414
@jadensteve5414 8 месяцев назад
Thank you so much !!! It really helped me
@SWLF
@SWLF 8 месяцев назад
Thanks so much for your kind words, Jaden. We're so happy to hear that you found the lesson useful!
@prashantkaushik5170
@prashantkaushik5170 2 года назад
wonderful video Gleam and is gone. Consonance mimics the light being on and off.
@SWLF
@SWLF 2 года назад
Thanks so much, Prashant! We're delighted to hear that you enjoyed the video!
@arthurmulvey445
@arthurmulvey445 7 месяцев назад
This helps so much thank you for explaining.
@SWLF
@SWLF 7 месяцев назад
Thanks so much, Arthur! We're delighted to hear you enjoyed the video. Thanks for subscribing as well!
@chawanwinchester3201
@chawanwinchester3201 2 года назад
What a wonderful explanation, sir 👏
@SWLF
@SWLF 2 года назад
Thanks so much for checking out more of our videos, Chawan! We're delighted to hear that you are finding them useful!
@user-gn3nw5or5x
@user-gn3nw5or5x 9 месяцев назад
nice thanks btw
@SWLF
@SWLF 9 месяцев назад
Thanks so much! We hope you enjoy the other videos in our series as well!
@SunitaKumari-ih6ns
@SunitaKumari-ih6ns 3 года назад
'Of a day I had rued'. Here which one is used, assonance or consonance ?? Sir, will u plzz ans this question...?
@SunitaKumari-ih6ns
@SunitaKumari-ih6ns 3 года назад
I guess its consonance. Am i right ?
@SWLF
@SWLF 3 года назад
Nice work, Sunita! What consonant sounds are being repeated here?
@SunitaKumari-ih6ns
@SunitaKumari-ih6ns 3 года назад
@@SWLF 'd' sound in day, had and rued.
@SWLF
@SWLF 3 года назад
@@SunitaKumari-ih6ns We agree! Great job!
@SunitaKumari-ih6ns
@SunitaKumari-ih6ns 3 года назад
@@SWLF Thank u, Sir.....🙂
@ryanolson2
@ryanolson2 2 года назад
i just realized emin3m is an assonance master
@SWLF
@SWLF 2 года назад
Ha! He's also pretty great at alliteration (a closely related term). Check out our video on that term if you are interested. Thanks for keeping the conversation going, wu fan!
@marwanalshater665
@marwanalshater665 3 года назад
Awesome 🙏🌼😊👏
@SWLF
@SWLF 3 года назад
Thanks so much for your continued support of our series, Marwan!
@AliAli-h4r2n
@AliAli-h4r2n 26 дней назад
Is assonance in the Arabic language better?
@SWLF
@SWLF 25 дней назад
We're not sure, @AliAli-h4r2n. Is assonance common in Arabic poetry?
@ivanblackmamba92
@ivanblackmamba92 3 года назад
Thanks for making this vid. I’m trying to get better at rapping 😂.
@SWLF
@SWLF 3 года назад
Excellent! We're so happy to hear you found the video useful, AM. Good luck with your rap game!
@Aurora-lb4zb
@Aurora-lb4zb 2 года назад
Is alliteration a type of consonance?
@SWLF
@SWLF 2 года назад
It is indeed! You can find more information about alliteration in our "What is Alliteration?" video on our RU-vid page. Thanks for the question, Aurora!
@hiraushan
@hiraushan 2 года назад
Thanks man
@SWLF
@SWLF 2 года назад
Thanks, raushan!
@Sashaa22215
@Sashaa22215 2 года назад
Are the words happier and far assonance?? 😊
@SWLF
@SWLF 2 года назад
Interesting question, Sasha. Could you give us the context of where these words occur in a sentence? And which repeating vowel sounds were you thinking here?
@Sashaa22215
@Sashaa22215 2 года назад
@@SWLF hello sir thankyou for the reply, the words appear in the poem called 'stick together familes' by Edgar Albert East the line from the poem is- The stick together families are happier by far
@SWLF
@SWLF 2 года назад
@@Sashaa22215 Got it. We'd say that you could certainly make the case for consonance (or even internal rhyme) in the repetition of -r sounds in together, happier, and far. What do you think?
@Sashaa22215
@Sashaa22215 2 года назад
@@SWLFyes🙂....thank you for helping out
@SWLF
@SWLF 3 года назад
If you liked this video, let us know by dropping us a comment, asking a question, or sharing your favorite examples of assonance and consonance in your favorite poems or stories. You could also share some instances of assonance or consonance in the Bishop or Arnold poems that you discovered but were not covered in the lesson. Doing so will help to establish this comment section as a rich digital learning environment. Thanks for reading, everybody!
@mello9586
@mello9586 3 года назад
Dropped
@arthurmulvey445
@arthurmulvey445 7 месяцев назад
i subscribed (:
@lordronn472
@lordronn472 Год назад
Can you make a video on pause
@SWLF
@SWLF Год назад
Hmmm, do you mean a caesura, Lord Ronn? Or some other kind of pause?
@lordronn472
@lordronn472 Год назад
@@SWLF i meant like the story time and discourse time difference! There are some categories like pause, ellipses and so on
@SWLF
@SWLF Год назад
@@lordronn472 Do you mean the difference between the narrative's time and the narration's time? If so, yeah, we'll definitely add it to our list!
@nirmalabailur8108
@nirmalabailur8108 2 года назад
Yòoooooo
@dylan2.086
@dylan2.086 2 года назад
skools fault
@dylan2.086
@dylan2.086 2 года назад
nah i hate poems
@Hellnation13
@Hellnation13 7 месяцев назад
Bro is really out here trying to look like Guile from Street Fighter, what a drab and dully lame lecture.
@SWLF
@SWLF 7 месяцев назад
Actually, Prof Malewitz was going for Blanka more than Guile here, but the green screen effect we used makes that aesthetic difficult to spot. We'll try to correct it in future videos.
@Hellnation13
@Hellnation13 7 месяцев назад
@@SWLF i’m just joking. thank you for making the videos. I really appreciate them.
@SWLF
@SWLF 7 месяцев назад
Ha! Thanks for the love,@@Hellnation13 !
@lalitapoman881
@lalitapoman881 3 года назад
Thank you so much !! It helped me a lot ...
@SWLF
@SWLF 3 года назад
Many thanks for your kind words, Lalita. We hope you enjoy the other videos in our series as well!
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