Developing pictographic impact on the minds of the students through poetry of John Seely’s textbook taught at O’level in Pakistan

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Poetry is one of the chief ingredients of the textbooks taught in the classes of language as well as arts that appeals to our senses in several domains. Imagery in poetry bears pictographic impact on the minds of the readers. This study aims at finding out what kind of imagery and images are employed in the book and how far they succeed in bringing about pictographic impact on the minds of the students. Content analysis of the poems in qualitative paradigm was adopted for this study. Direct and indirect interviews of the students were also conducted. It was found out that the poems of the book contained all pervasive versatile imagery. Moreover, the images and imagery had verbal as well as visual impact on the minds of the students that helped them improve their memory, increase their vocabulary, enhance comprehension, and develop interest in reading.

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Khokhar, A. H., & Wahab, Z. (2013). Developing pictographic impact on the minds of the students through poetry of John Seely’s textbook taught at O’level in Pakistan. International Journal of Applied Linguistics and English Literature, 2(5), 20–29. https://doi.org/10.7575/aiac.ijalel.v.2n.5p.20

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