10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EPITASIS»
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Terrence James Victorino, 2011
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Drama in Early Tudor Britain, 1485-1558
Though the protasis came to be associated with the introduction of the major
characters of the play, and the latter part of the epitasis was designated as the
summa epitasis or catastasis by sixteenth-century critics to indicate the climax of
the ...
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Handbook of Literary Rhetoric: A Foundation for Literary Study
epitasis (est), in qua turbae out excitantur out intenduntur; catástasis est vigor ас
status fabulae, in qua res miscetur in ea fortunas tempestóte, in quam subducta
est; hanc partem multi non animadvertêre: necessaria tarnen est. Cf. § 1246 ...
Heinrich Lausberg, David E. Orton, R. Dean Anderson, 1998
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A New and Complete Dictionary of Arts and Sciences
EPITASIS, in antient poetry, the second part or division of a dramatic poem,
wherein the plot, entered upon in the fiilt part, or protasis, was carried on,
heightened, and worked up, till arrived at its state, or height, called catastasis.
See the ...
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Comedy, Seriously: A Philosophical Study
Epitasis Topics The exposition, or protasis, was followed by the epitasis, that is,
by the com- plication, development, and climax of the plot. Literally, epitasis
means “intensity” or “increase in intensity.” Aristotle used this technical term in his
...
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City of a Million Legends
"What kind of a ship's name is Epitasis?" asked Shui Tshulushiem. He hadn't
been with them long enough to know it was rude to ask a direct question in the
presence of an Interface you hadn't hired. "Greek," answered Ley, who'd done ...
Jacqueline Lichtenberg, 2003
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Shakespeare's Tragic Form: Spirit in the Wheel
In William Shakspere's Five-Act Structure (1947) he described the fifteenth-
sixteenth century humanists' model as a 2-2-1 sequence: acts 1-2 as protasis;
acts 3-4 as epitasis (with act 4 as summa epitasis or ex- trema epitasis,
magnifying the ...
8
Gnomon of the New Testament
EPITASIS is, when to a word or enunciation already set forth, there is added in
the following enunciations, or in the continuation of the discussion, some
emphatic increase, or any sort of explanation : e.g. — Mark x. 43, tarai iidxowg ii/
iuv ; ver.
Johann Albrecht Bengel, Ernest Bengel, Johann Christian Friedrich Steudel, 1858
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John Albert Bengel's Gnomon of the New Testament: Pointing ...
The particle again requires an Epitasis [emphatic addition], as in Gal. i. 9, where
the Epitasis is in napeXdfters, ye have received, comp. ver. 8 ; so the Galatians
are more strongly bound, because they also received the Gospel preached.
Johann Albrecht Bengel, 1860
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The Tudor Play of Mind: Rhetorical Inquiry and the ...
In the prefatory material ascribed to him, he makes an observation about the
structure and matter of comedy that was to profoundly influence sixteenth-century
playwrights: Comedy is divided into four parts: prologue, protasis, epitasis, ...
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EPITASIS»
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epitasis is used in the context of the following news items.
Two local students advance to Scripps National Spelling Bee …
Dasari made it through the preliminaries after correctly spelling the words apostrophe and epitasis, which is the main action of a play in ... «KTRK-TV, May 15»
Reflection: Elephants aren't needed; emotional depth and …
... given that a fictional pharaonic war is the epitasis of “Aida,” and a real-life 19th century Bismarckian war interrupted its progress to the stage. «St. Louis Public Radio, May 15»
Repeat: Council on Aging wins Wellesley Spelling Bee
After several rounds of competition, the word epitasis (the middle part of a play, preceding the catastrophe) narrowed the field to two teams. «The Swellesley Report, Nov 13»
Review: 'Halloween Eve' One-shot
Most stories follow a basic three act dramatic structure: the protasis, the epitasis, and the catastrophe, to borrow from the Greek terminology. «Bloody Disgusting, Oct 12»
The Voyage Out by Virginia Woolf
The plot's epitasis comes into play. Rachel's recovery would mean the triumph of the anti-female force, bent on making her a 'woman', for it is her conversion ... «Philosophy Now, Mar 07»
