Blogs about: Metonymy

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Hypallage

Gorgias wrote 1 day ago: Hypallage (hy-pal’-la-ge): Shifting the application of words. Mixing the order of which words … more →

Tags: Rhetoric, Elocutio, example, figures of speech, hypallage, Quintilian, trope

Idiomaticity

arnold zwicky wrote 4 days ago: Today’s Pearls Before Swine: The idiom golden throat ‘a widely admired singing or speaki … more →

Tags: Idioms, Linguistics in the comics, Metaphor, Music, pop culture, Sarcasm and Irony

Simone de Beauvoir, "The Second Sex"

katflei wrote 1 week ago: 1949 Existentialist Simone de Beauvoir wrote The Second Sex in a little over a year. It forms the fo … more →

Tags: theory & philosophy, 3rd Field: Surface, Sentiment, & Sexuality, WOOLF, Gender, Psychoanalysis, Feminism, Marx, Husserl, Hegel

dandy

p3che wrote 2 weeks ago: i sat under a woolen blanket, in the thick of rustic mustard weeds. i waited for your response, the … more →

Tags: original, organic, Love, Poetry, prose & poetry, sex

Epexegesis

Gorgias wrote 2 weeks ago: Epexegesis (ep-ex-e-ge’-sis): When one interprets what one has just said. A kind of redefiniti … more →

Tags: Rhetoric, figures of speech, Elocutio, trope, epexegesis, example, death, Electric Chair, Drones

Week 4: Response To Lecture

Courtney Ledford wrote 1 month ago: Today we talked about ‘mapping’ in several categories: Mapping human behavior Mapping be … more →

Tags: Art & Life, ucsb, art student, Power, Mapping, incomprehensibles, Space, Vision, sound

Riddle#22 Happiness1 comment

jmpoland21van wrote 1 month ago: My first Pantoum: A verse form consisting of a series of quatrains in which the second and forth lin … more →

Tags: Family, Rainbow, Fleeting, Illustration, Riddle, happiness, pantoum, bubbles, giggles

Austen, Emma, Vol.2 Chs.10-18

milanbees wrote 1 month ago: Naming and nicety Pun aside, what I want to talk about today are the emotional and social distinctio … more →

Tags: Jane Austen, Emma, Letters, Reading, name, naming, Hierarchy, Title, Class

Writing Free Verse Poetry: Poetic Devices of Comparison

Find Your Creative Muse wrote 1 month ago: Dave Hood Poets use various poetic devices or figures of speech to make comparisons. These figures o … more →

Tags: Creative Nonfiction Writing, Creative Writing, Poetry, Short Fiction, Allusion, Free Verse, Metaphor, Personification, Poetic Devices

XXXlV. With the same heart, I said, I'll answer thee - Elizabeth Barrett Browning‏

richibi wrote 1 month ago: Sonnets from the Portuguese              XXXlV.  With the same heart, I said, I’ll answer thee … more →

Tags: in search of beauty, in search of God, In Search of Truth, a poem to ponder, Sonnets from the Portuguese, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Sonnets from the Portuguese, XXXlll. Yes call me by my pet-name! let me hear, XXXlV. With the same heart I said I'll answer thee

APPLIED COMM: Rhetoric Examples

kaylieinc wrote 1 month ago: Here are my examples: … more →

Tags: APPLIED COMM THEORY, Design, Metaphor, Ideas!, Rhetoric, examples, Hyperbole, pun, Laugh

Metonymy and Synecdoche in the Sanctuary2 comments

Josh Ingram wrote 2 months ago: “Who hath bound the waters in a garment?” (Proverbs 30:4) “Deep calleth unto deep … more →

Tags: General Christianity, church, God, Grammar, Jesus, Metaphor, Rhetoric, synecdoche, WordPlay

Ps 30.9-10

lylelife wrote 2 months ago: 9          To you alone[1] O Yahweh I called out[2]             and to my Lord[3] sought favor.[4] 1 … more →

Tags: For Beginners, For the Well Acquainted, For the Advanced, Information Structure, translation, Hebrew, PS 30, Psalms, Rescue

Of Conclaves, Enclaves, Autoclaves, and Clavicles (with a bonus note on capitalization!)2 comments

thebettereditor wrote 2 months ago: The media just can’t get enough of the word “conclave” this week. With one pope of … more →

Tags: Culture, language, Things you should know, WorDs, augusticlave, autoclave, capitalization, cardinal, Catholic

Word of the Week: Metonymy

TheInquisitiveCerebrum wrote 2 months ago: Hello Fellow BookNerds! Boy does it feel good to be back in Ottawa, although I just can’t get … more →

Tags: Dictionary of Awesome, Word of the Week, definition, Origin, Word, Synonyms

john2 comments

arnold zwicky wrote 3 months ago: Over on ADS-L, Fred Shapiro (the Yale quotations man) forwarded a query: I have been asked about why … more →

Tags: names

Still

scbobo wrote 3 months ago: They are saying: it’s the waiting and not knowing, that’s the worst of it. This is the part where pe … more →

Tags: Story, writing, The Coast, Weather, Waiting, Still, not knowing, boat in the front yard

Herbert Read Gallery UCA Canterbury - video views

Susan Ryland wrote 4 months ago: http://vimeo.com/57671194 Gallery view http://vimeo.com/57743703 Light:strip (2012) and excerpt of S … more →

Tags: Herbert Read Gallery, canterbury, Metaphor

a book, and vision, we love

pea river journal wrote 4 months ago: Dan Beachy-Quick’s A Whaler’s Dictionary takes  Ishmael’s Cetological Dictionary in Moby … more →

Tags: dan beachy-quick, Moby Dick, Whaler's Dictionary, foreheads, chapter 79, Metaphor


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