10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «MACROLOGIA»
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macrologia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Handbook of Literary Rhetoric: A Foundation for Literary Study
Inst. 8.3.53 "ego oculis meis vidi", sat enim est "vidi ". - If an entire (subordinate-)
clause or an entire idea too many is included, then the fault is called perissologia
and macrologia (without clear differentiation in the content of the two terms): Isid.
Heinrich Lausberg, David E. Orton, R. Dean Anderson, 1998
2
Dictionary of Rhetorical Terms
Macrologia (Mæk-r -lou-d i:-a): Using more words than necessary to appear
eloquent. Study Summary: Macrologia has the connotation of being, not only long
- winded, but long-winded in a conversational way. is the opposite of Copia “
From ...
3
You Talkin' To Me?: Rhetoric from Aristotle to Obama
Macrologia. See bomphiologia. Metanoia. or correctio is the stagy business of
saying something, thenretracting it andqualifying it. Afavourite figureofex-
girlfriends:'Ihate you.No, I don't hate you. I pity you.' Metaphor. is, like simile (q.v.),
...
4
The Art of English Poesy
macrologia,. 343n52. meiosis, 269n45, 304n171, 304n174, 305n176 merismus,
307n201 metalepsis, 267n30, 268n35 metanoia, 3oon140 metaphor, 263n4,
263n8 metastasis, 318n293 metonymy, 265m 8 micterismus, 275n43 noema, ...
George Puttenham, Richard Puttenham, John Lumley Baron Lumley, 2007
5
Generic composition in Greek and Roman poetry
This summary is somewhat confused but several headings emerge which
together cover the field : macrologia, lengthy treatment magnifying the subject
brachylogia (syntomia), brief treatment minimizing the subject innovation upon
old ...
6
Shakespeare's Use of the Arts of Language
In my yeares lustie, many a deed doughtie did I. (P-253) The vices of verbosity
include tautologia, perissologia or macrologia, parelcon, pleonasmus,
homiologia, and periergia. Tautologia is the wearisome repetition of the same
thing in ...
Sister Miriam Joseph, 2008
7
Shakespeare and the Uses of Antiquity: An Introductory Essay
It is easy for both Renaissance and modern critics to define 'decorum' in a
general way, or to list stylistic vices like macrologia (excessive length) or
cacozelia (frigid affectation of novelty) - both criticized by George Puttenham in
his Art of ...
Michelle Martindale, 2005
8
The Regional Diversification of Latin 200 BC - AD 600
But there is no positive evidence to suggest that macrologia was what Pollio was
getting at. We just happen to have Quintilian's remark about Livy's macrologia,
made in another context. Pollio probably made a vague charge of provincialism ...
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Edgar Allan Poe: Rhetoric and Style
... Walter, 55 Bleuler, Eugen, 349 Bloom, Harold, 4, 27 bomphiologia, xvi; in
Appendix One, 338; in catalogue, 156; linguistic comedy, 72, 74-5, 83-4;
macrologia, 246; puns, 292; warnings about, 335 Bonaparte, Marie, 343 "Bon-
Bon" (Poe), 66, ...
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Summa Musice: A Thirteenth-Century Manual for Singers
2260-73 Again, a new composer should diligently avoid both truncated brevity
and tiresome prolixity, and these two faults are evidently comparable to ellipsis
and macrologia.127 Horace distances these from the good poet when he says 'I ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MACROLOGIA»
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XIV RIFF: incontro con lo scrittore Christian Raimo
... della conoscenza autonoma) e l'ironia, i secondi ricorrevano agli ampi discorsi della macrologia, alla retorica, che vuole imporre la propria verità sull'altro. «Taxidrivers.it, May 15»
