how do the writing styles of stephen crane and ambrose bierce differ, especially in relation to their use of figurative language?

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Bryce Cain

3 September, 10:48

how do the writing styles of stephen crane and ambrose bierce differ, especially in relation to their use of figurative language?

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Johnny Burke · Answer 1

Answer: While Ambrose Bierce uses the most characteristic features of naturalism, Stephen Crane uses figurative language to describe human relationships with nature.

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In addition to his intense use of irony, Crane presents similes that explicitly compare the battle with a blaze or a monster, the soldiers with long serpents, the rival campfires with red eyes, the sound of a bullet shell with a storm banshee, and Fleming's running as similar to the way a rabbit would run.

Bierce uses gothic figurative language in a more clear and dominant way. Especially to show Farquhar's hallucinations and disorientation through melodramatic tone and alliterations and metrics to provide hints of an unrealistic dreamlike setting.