#literary concept
- Dullification — The act of becoming dull and its result; an abstract or stylistic process through which a text, discourse, atmosphere, or personality gradually loses its vivacity, originality, brilliance, or savor, becoming monotonous, lackluster, and unexpressive. In literary analysis, the term defines the dynamic degradation of a work's composition, leading to a state of structural boredom.
- Ardor — The quality or state of being ardent; extreme intensity, ardor, burning fervor, passion, or consuming enthusiasm. In modern literary language, the term defines that structural quality of a feeling or discourse that vibrates with enthusiasm and conveys a profound emotional energy capable of impressing the audience.