'Metonymy' diaporamas de présentation

Literary Terms

Literary Terms. for Beowulf Author Unknown. Point of View. The point from which the story is told. Usually the narrator, character or outside observer who tells the story. http://cctvimedia.clearchannel.com/ktvf/car%20accident.jpg. First Person Point of View.

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Situational metonymies

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Figures of Speech

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Introduction

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Lexis, Morphology & Semantics for English Language Teaching

Lexis, Morphology & Semantics for English Language Teaching. Exploration of semantic operations 4: Metaphor & Metonymy. Exploration of semantic operations x 4 lectures. Interrelationship between denotation, connotation & collocation Analysis of lexical sets, semantic fields & sense relations

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(Un)supervised Approaches to Metonymy Recognition

(Un)supervised Approaches to Metonymy Recognition. Yves Peirsman. University of Leuven RU Quantitative Lexicology and Variational Linguistics. Overview. 1. Introduction 2. Unsupervised Metonymy Recognition 3. Supervised Metonymy Recognition 4. Conclusions and outlook. Overview.

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DEATH BE NOT PROUD

DEATH BE NOT PROUD. JOHN DONNE. Death be not proud JOHN DONNE Death be not proud, though some have called thee Mighty and dreadful, for thou art not so, For those, whom thou think'st thou dost overthrow, Die not, poor death, nor yet canst thou kill me.

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Literary Terms

Literary Terms . East of Eden. Stuff you already know. You will be reviewing literary terms that you have already learned. If you know the term and can think of an example, do not write the definition

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VSUE

VSUE. Lectures on STYLISTICS OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE Presented by Tamara Ivanovna Leontieva Foreign Languages Center, Department of Intercultural Communication and Translation 2008. Lexical Stylistic Devices. Metonymy, Epithet. Contextual and Transferred Meanings.

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Lexical Stylistic Devices

Lexical Stylistic Devices. Metonymy, Epithet. Contextual and Transferred Meanings.

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Synecdoche and Metonymy

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Metonymy

Metonymy. Janelle Smith. Definition. Metonymy: substitution of some attributive or suggestive word for what is actually meant. . What is a Metonymy?. Metonymies are very similar to Synecdoches Both serve to define a part of a whole

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