ETIMOLOGÍA DE LA PALABRA ASYNDETON
From New Latin, from Greek asundeton, from asundetos unconnected, from a-1 + sundein to bind together.
PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «ASYNDETON»
asyndeton
examples
pronunciation
define
literature
purpose
literary
term
example
asyndeton
figure
speech
which
several
conjunctions
omitted
from
series
related
clauses
veni
vidi
vici
came
conquered
have
devices
usage
list
common
derived
greek
word
means
composition
according
edward
corbett
robert
connors
principal
produce
hurried
sentence
classical
rhetoric
provided
poor
jobs
opportunity
self
respect
library
science
cross
refers
practice
whereby
author
purposely
leaves
while
maintaining
grammatical
accuracy
merriam
webster
that
ordinarily
join
coordinate
words
origin
late
latin
humanities
brigham
young
university
often
resulting
vehement
caesar
vocabulary
when
writer
speaker
uses
eliminates
like
this
rhetorical
device
works
make
dramatic
oxford
dictionaries
british
world
meaning
sentences
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «ASYNDETON»
Descubre el uso de
asyndeton en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
asyndeton y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
The Development of Shakespeare's Rhetoric: A Study of Nine Plays
asyndeton, claiming that the figure works “by means of juxtaposition rather than
coupling, thereby depriving the auditor of the security of clear logical relations”.
This is fitting, he claims, because “in romance fiction generally, the narrative ...
Stefan Daniel Keller, 2009
2
The Westminster Dictionary of New Testament and Early ...
Asyndeton in rhetoric. The lack of the use of connecting particles was classified
as one of the tropes or figures of speech, oxljuara kéEemg or figurae, discussed
in *rhetorical handbooks (Demetrius, On style 4.192-94; Lausberg 1998, ...
3
Inscribing Sorrow: Fourth-century Attic Funerary Epigrams
Even a cursory look at the given material shows that the 'half asyndeton' is
employed as a means of accumulating praise- attributing adjectives, which
designate the deceased. Grave epigrams CEG 516 (ococppcov, evavvezoc,,
naaav e'xo[ua' ...
4
Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics: An Exegetical Syntax of the ...
This phenomenon is known as asyndeton (a construction "not bound together").4
In such cases the function of the independent clause is implied from the literary
context. Asyndeton is a vivid stylistic feature that occurs often for emphasis, ...
5
Discourse Cohesion in Ancient Greek
Connective particles and asyndeton As stated above, asyndeton is traditionally
defined as the lack of a coordinator (i.e. coordinating conjunction) in between
sentences. This means that, apart from the rare examples of δ' οὖν, all other ...
Stéphanie J. Bakker, G. C. Wakker, 2009
6
Mapping Metaphorical Discourse in the Fourth Gospel: John’s ...
Many grammarians have noted the frequent use of asyndeton in the exchange of
dialogue in John's gospel.26 While connectives are used to create cohesion,
asyndeton is also used to create cohesion through the close association of two ...
7
Figurative Language Comprehension: Social and Cultural ...
One of the characters would then make a comment at the end of the scenario that
was either literally positive, literally negative, or an asyndeton (e.g., “I love it,” “I
hate it,” or “I go, I sweat, I leave”). Participants read the scenarios and the ...
Herbert L. Colston, Albert N. Katz, 2004
8
The Tendencies of the Synoptic Tradition
43. Summary Mt. asyndeton Mk. not 20 times. Mt:Mk::2o:2g Mt. asyndeton Lk. not
13 times. Mt:Lk::13:13 Mk. asyndeton Mt. not 29 times. Mk:Lk::22:2 Mk. asyndeton
Lk. not 22 times. Lk. asyndeton Mt. not 13 times. Lk. asyndeton Mk. not 2 times.
9
Handbook of Literary Rhetoric: A Foundation for Literary Study
Cf. §§ 404; 844; 846.bß, conclusion; 910.3. 3') Asyndeton (§§709-7 11) 709.
Asyndeton is the opposite of polysyndeton (cf. § 686): so it consists in the
omission of conjunctions. The effect is that of pathos-reinforcing intensification:
Hermog.
Heinrich Lausberg, David E. Orton, R. Dean Anderson, 1998
10
Edgar Allan Poe: Rhetoric and Style
("The Tell-Tale Heart," 5: 93) Corbett says, quite rightly, "The principal effect of
asyndeton is to produce a hurried rhythm in the sentence" (435; and cf
epitrochasmus). Consider how the addition of conjunctions and other connectors
would have ...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «ASYNDETON»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
asyndeton en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Weather and wordplay
I'm not sure where it landed me, as I lack both the skill and the courage to plunge into the maelstrom of rhetorical devices such as asyndeton ... «The Telegram, Abr 15»
Tactical Techniques for Telling Tales
Language of Leadership Asyndeton, anaphora, brevitas…. they are not exactly the words to engage you. Or so you would think. In fact ... «IEDP, Mar 14»
Kohala students make music with pros
The process fueled their imagination while highlighting the use of literary devices such as asyndeton, onomatopoeia, syllabication, rhyme and ... «West Hawaii Today, Feb 14»
Education: where's the passion gone?
becomes, “But are you sure you've drawn attention to its use of alliteration, assonance and asyndeton in your essay?” (No, I don't know what it ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Nov 13»
The Rising Value of Land in Book Titles
... titles are composed of strings of words run together without conjunctions (a figure of speech known as an asyndeton by the ancient Greeks). «New York Times, Sep 13»
Craig Watkins, Master of Literary Technique, Is Misquoting Twain …
Asyndeton: This is the one where the "ands" or "ors" are removed from between clauses. Watkins says Levario wants him to have a "hear no ... «Dallas Observer, Ago 13»
Why Reading Aloud to Older Children Is Valuable
I teach in an academically accelerated school, and am reading high-level books while explaining polysyndeton, asyndeton, apostrophe, ... «KQED, May 13»
Why Only Some Grammar Rules Are Breakable
(This is technically called "asyndeton." Mr. Grisham's second sentence is asyndetic.) A high-school student would lose points on an essay for ... «Huffington Post, Feb 13»
How To Have The Language Intelligence Of Abraham Lincoln, Part …
You adored sweet Tully [Marcus Tullius Cicero] and were as concerned about asyndeton and chiasmus [figures of speech] as a modern ... «ThinkProgress, Dic 12»
Rhetorically speaking: Farnsworth's guide to verbal persuasion
Of the 18 rhetorical forms that this book emphasizes, I myself am fondest of polysyndeton and asyndeton. The first is the repetition of ... «Washington Post, May 11»
