Cromatismo
Definition
Cromatismo refers to the use of colors in literature to convey emotions, create imagery, or symbolize certain ideas. It adds depth and visual impact to the text.
Related terms
Simbolismo: Simbolismo is a literary movement that uses symbols to represent abstract ideas or concepts.
Imaginería: Imaginería refers to the use of vivid and detailed descriptions that appeal to the reader's senses, creating strong mental images.
Estilo descriptivo: Estilo descriptivo is a descriptive style of writing that focuses on providing detailed and sensory-rich descriptions of people, places, or objects.
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AP Spanish Literature - 2.5 Soneto XXIII, “En tanto que de rosa y azucena” – Garcilaso de la Vega
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