10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SYNECDOCHICAL»
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synecdochical in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
synecdochical and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Off Stage/on Display: Intimacy and Ethnography in the Age of ...
I have defined synecdochical mischief as someone's readiness to discredit a
whole by virtue of discrediting any of its parts (Glaeser 2000 : 261). In many
social contexts, the practice of synecdochical mischief is taken to constitute
outside status ...
2
The Oxford Handbook of Holocaust Studies
In synecdoche, a part represents the whole or vice versa, and in synecdochical
diaries, theauthor writes about himself and his family. Thestoryisof the waythe
whole (historical catastrophe) operates on the smallpart(thewriterand his
immediate ...
Peter Hayes, John K. Roth, 2010
3
Studies in the History of the English Language II: Unfolding ...
sometimes as a kind of linguistic shorthand: rather than uttering an entire generic
term, speakers and writers may use a briefer, nongeneric synecdochical term that
is associated with the generic term. Thus speakers will sometimes say Kleenex ...
Anne Curzan, Kimberly Emmons, 2004
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A Biblical Theology of the Doctrines of Sovereign Grace: ...
12 an intricate balance between its physicality and instrumentality along with a
synecdochical extension.112 Yet, the vitality of Paul's metaphors of “body” and “
members” in vv. 12–13 depends largely upon his emphasis on their
instrumentality.
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The Cyropædia of Xenophon: According to the Text of L. ...
I. 8 ; S. § 157. N. 9. noiiur conforms grammatically to the subject of tiaroflTcu. of
refers to tavtu* (S. § 178. 2) for its antecedent. 6. nnnlv is constructed withra/ii? (S.
§ 197. 2), instead of being the accusative synecdochical (S. § 167). Cf. K. § 285.
Xenophon, John Jason Owen, 1846
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Recognizing European Modernities: A Montage of the Present
A synecdochical statement rendering — along with the representation of foreign
goods and the recreation of "exotic" or colonial street and village scenes — "the
whole world metonymically present." A synecdochical statement which attempted
...
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Recognising European Modernities: A Montage of the Present
A synecdochical statement rendering - along with the representation of foreign
goods and the recreation of “exotic” or colonial street and village scenes — “the
whole world metonymically present.” A synecdochical statement which attempted
...
8
On 'What Is History?': From Carr and Elton to Rorty and White
Alternatively, a synecdochical trope would sanction a 'figuring out' movement in
the opposite direction (from whole to parts); towards the integration of all
apparently particular phenomena into a whole so that the particulars are
understood in ...
9
Thinking Barcelona: Ideologies of a Global City
A long tradition of Catalan writers have portrayed the Emporda as a
synecdochical equivalent to Catalonia. Most notably, modernista poet Ioan
Maragall (1860-1911), who was the grandfather of Barcelona's mayor Pasqual
Maragall, wrote in ...
10
Goncharov's Oblomov: A Critical Companion
73 The indisputable virtuoso of synecdochical images is, of course, Gogol who
not only created "The Nose" but also managed to describe the Nevsky Prospect
crowds at different times of the day solely through their mustaches, sideburns, ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SYNECDOCHICAL»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
synecdochical is used in the context of the following news items.
New lawsuit addresses 'irreparable' harm in foster care system
The synecdochical nature of the suit also extends to the plaintiffs: James is listed alongside 10 children who are listed under pseudonyms to protect their ... «Amsterdam News, Jul 15»
House of Games: A Look into the World of Walead Beshty
Occupied by Beshty for four years, this studio, in a former warehouse, is a monument to function, even performing as a synecdochical camera — as he fancied ... «BLOUIN ARTINFO, Jan 15»
Myth Busts: The Enduring Legacy of Breast-Shaped Glassware
Mayor describes this phenomenon in "Libation Titillation" as a "synecdochical fetish," an instance where the woman is the wine, where "woman-as-breast ... «Eater, Dec 14»
The Search for Utopia: Charles Dickens' Hard Times and Alfred …
Furthermore, the synecdochical practice of referring to the working class by the only part of their physiognomy which is used in their industrial occupation – their ... «Student Pulse, Oct 14»
Tickle gizzard and the pleasure pivot: A history of sex slang and the …
What matters is the language he used, or more properly the language into which Urquhart, a devotee of 'metonymical, ironical, metaphysical and synecdochical ... «Salon, Oct 14»
Apple Pay And How Computers Became The Cocaine Of The 21st …
... self-worth connected to vocation, which became a jarring brake on the flood of branding and commerce that had become synecdochical with human progress. «Forbes, Sep 14»
Tom Peck: Without a trombone in sight, Bronson spread the Lurpak …
The concentric Umbro diamonds used to be as synecdochical to England as the sleeved chevrons of Hummel were the Danes. What's worse, is the Americans ... «The Independent, May 14»
Photographer explores Charles Starkweather, Caril Ann Fugate
“I've tried to dance around the story more than establish a clear narrative; I've tried to jump from one synecdochical piece of the puzzle to another. Some of the ... «Lincoln Journal Star, Oct 13»
Sleuthing with Luther series 3
As ever, writer and director Neil Cross and Miller leave us with a lot to think about, whether it's the inference required by many of their darker, synecdochical ... «Oxford Student, Jul 13»
Amir Fattal on Erich Mendelsohn, Albert Speer, and Dropping Moral …
In this particular case, he has taken up two architects, Erich Mendelsohn and Albert Speer as synecdochical points of reference to investigate the artistic ... «ARTINFO, Mar 13»
