10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SYNECDOCHIC»
Discover the use of
synecdochic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
synecdochic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Leibniz's monadology is a good instance of the synecdochic on this grand scale.
(And "representation" is his word for his synecdochic relationship.) A similar
synecdochic form is present in all theories of political representation, where some
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Kenneth Burke, Joseph R. Gusfield, 1989
Leibniz's monadology is a good instance of the synecdochic on this grand scale.
(And "representation" is his word for this synecdochic relationship.) A similar
synecdochic form is present in all theories of political representation, where some
...
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Eloquence in an Electronic Age : The Transformation of ...
Synoptic statements can then characterize persons as well as policies and
periods. To understand the power of a synecdochic statement one need only
grasp its incarnating context, its reincarnations, and the assumptions that sustain
it.
Kathleen Hall Jamieson The Annenberg School for Communication University of Pennsylvania, 1988
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Ethnocriticism: Ethnography, History, Literature
6. NATIVE. AMERICAN. AUTOBIOGRAPHY. AND. THE. SYNECDOCHIC. SELF.
Although studies of Native American autobiography have become more
numerous of late, no one of these has yet taken as its central focus the matter that
has ...
needs) and sloughs off the rest. Both the synecdochic and the hyperbolic
translator condescend to the SL writer, assuming that he or she did not quite
know what he or she wanted to say or how to say it, and taking upon themselves
the task of ...
6
How Proverbs Mean: Semantic Studies in English Proverbs
This means that even among proverbs all classified as species-genus
synecdochic the degree of abstraction attributed to the synecdochic extension of
meaning differs from one example to the next. On the basis of these remarks, the
scenic ...
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Narrating the American West
Krupat theorizes that Native American autobiographies are instead marked by a
synecdochic, rather than metonymic, sense of self based on part-to-whole
relations in which the individual stands “in relation to [a] coherent and bounded
whole” ...
8
The Poetic Logic of Administration: Styles and Changes of ...
time, but especially interested himself in biology, which also came to colour his
perspective on the whole; he had a Synecdochic tendency to treat all objects of
investigation as organisms or analogous to organisms, and therefore governed
by ...
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Cast by Means of Figures: Herman Melville's Rhetorical ...
In contrast, the synecdochic structure of the novel, its internalized freedom, shows
itself more and more static, deadly, threatening, and daimonic. In Typee, the
voice of the novel struggles to find and identify with a source of authority which
can ...
Bryan Collier Short, 1992
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On Musical Self-similarity: Intersemiosis as Synecdoche and ...
example, proliferation of σ is attributable to a development of the system
consistency (i.e. grammatical recursiveness), as specified in subchapter 3.7. In a
process of musical information, the synecdochic function is the fundamental
relationship ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SYNECDOCHIC»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
synecdochic is used in the context of the following news items.
The V8 Was Always Great
... error that so frequently mars the work of his peers, whether we are speaking of Gurdjieff or Jesu: namely, miscarrying the synecdochic transition. Like Foucault ... «RoadandTrack.com, Jul 15»
Film Review: 'Our House'
... statement — which loses emotional immediacy thanks to a synecdochic conceit that the helmer (via narrator Daouda N'diaye) blatantly explains at every turn. «Variety, Jun 15»
Year of the Canon: Phillies 4, Pirates 2
Here's a link to a synecdochic video of Rupp's performance today. Second, zombie hitter Chase Utley is not so undead in the field. He made a beautiful play to ... «The Good Phight, May 15»
Animal Farm at Prime Stage
... of Russia, whom Orwell saw as a synecdochic case study of victims of totalitarianism. (Got all that?) Grande accomplishes this using an arsenal of techniques, ... «PGH City Paper, Mar 15»
Playwright Hannah Moscovitch on the necessity to publish theatre …
In the theatre, the published script is in a synecdochic relationship with the produced play. It's only part of a whole. And sometimes the thing that is beautiful ... «Quill & Quire, Jan 15»
'Kawaii' gets a landmark
Between that and the typo-ridden backdrop, proclaiming “Tourist Information Centar [sic],” the whole affair is a synecdochic representation of Japan's repeated ... «The Japan Times, Dec 14»
Beer Stocks Hopping After Heineken's Rejection Of SABMiller
The excitement in the market is fizzing over to shares of Anheuser-Busch (which trades under the synecdochic ticker BUD) and Molson Coors Brewing Company ... «Forbes, Sep 14»
How Do You Solve a Problem Like Marina?
Always ready to get synecdochic, I followed a gesturing gallery assistant to a chair. Upright and motionless in it, my eyes squeezed shut and noise-cancelling ... «Hyperallergic, Aug 14»
Who Should You Root for in the World Cup Final? (Don't Worry, You …
During the World Cup, however, each team takes on a synecdochic relationship to its home country. As a result, any personal or political feelings you might have ... «Slate Magazine, Jul 14»
Bleeding Edge: Nicky Wire on Futures, Futurism and Futurology
"I've just fucking exhausted all my old records so much," he says at one point, and I sense that the vinyl collection may be synecdochic for his feelings towards ... «The Quietus, May 14»
