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Epiphany is a sudden realization or discovery that illuminates a new perception or awareness. Learn how epiphany is used as a literary device in different genres, such as mystery, crime, dystopian and science fiction, with examples from Animal Farm, Hamlet and Miss Brill.
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Learn about the concept of epiphany in literature, a visionary moment of sudden insight or realization. Explore how James Joyce and other modernist authors used epiphany as a literary device in their works.
Epiphany is a sudden realization that a character has in a story that changes their life or the plot. Learn what epiphany means, how it works in literature, and see examples from Hamlet, A Christmas Carol, and more.
Epiphany is a literary device that captures a character's sudden realization that changes the story. Learn how epiphany works in poetry, prose, and film with examples from Millay, Joyce, and Clueless.
When used as a literary device, an epiphany is a moment in which there is a sudden realization that leads to a new perspective that clarifies a problem or situation. A character may have an epiphany, or it may also occur in the narration such that the reader has the epiphany.
An epiphany (ih-PIH-fah-nee) is a sudden realization that changes a character’s worldview. Epiphanies tend to be revelatory, as they allow characters to see information in a different or clearer light. They also enable characters to view the past with a new perspective.
An epiphany is when a character gains insight to the deeper meaning of something. That something could be an object, a situation, a moment, or other things that at the surface level mean one thing but when examined closer hold a more symbolic meaning.
