PPT-Synecdoche

Synecdoche A whole is represented by naming one of its parts genus named for species or vice versa species named for genus The rustler bragged hed absconded with five hundred head of longhorns. Lesson 3. Definition. Figurative language is the inclusive term for words that are used in ways that depart conspicuously from their . literal. meanings in order to achieve special meanings or effects.. Practice. Connotation/Denotation . examples. What does each set of words actually mean? What connotation does each word portray?. 1. Inquisitive. , Interested, Curious, Convivial. Inquisitive can mean that someone asks too many questions.. The Case of . Metaphtonymy. Herbert L. . Colston. , University of Alberta. 1. st. International Symposium on Figurative Thought and Language. Thessaloniki, Greece, April 26, 2014. Leonard. : Just because people appreciate comic books doesn't make them . In this . powerpoint. , your . vocab. words have asterisks around them.. *like this*. *Rhyme Scheme*. . a pattern or sequence where the rhyme occurs . (. abab. . cdcd. for Two tramps) . *METER*. Pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables established in a line. Behind the Scenes:. What makes Poetry Work?. Synecdoche. Definition 1: . Using a . part. of something to refer to the . whole. thing. Examples: . “All hands on deck!” . “Nice wheels!” (referring to a car). How to Recognize + Analyze. Figurative language is the language of us – we use it to make people see our ideas in unique, interesting, and clever ways – and it can make our ideas clearer, more specific.. Click . here. to start . Click on any of the words below to understand there meanings. please click on the stars to return to this page .  . . Metaphor . . Imagery. Spoken, Written, and Filmed. Metonymy. What is it?. Taking a physical thing and having it represent a concept. Royalty - Sovereignty . What does the actor look like? What might the director be saying about her emotional state?. Study Aid. She looks as happy as a slug on salt.. A. Simile . B. . Satire . C. . Soliloquy . D. . Stereotype . E. . Stream of Consciousness. The way one author uses words and forms sentences that is unique to them.. Definition and Usage. Definition: Using a portion, quality, or association of something to substitute for the whole of something. Usage: . Add color or life to a noun or its description. As a metaphor would (because it’s a type of metaphor). Be Cool Like Me…. . LEARN METONYMY. (AND SYNECDOCHE). WEIRD WORDS…WHAT ARE THEY?. SYNECDOCHE. METONYMY. “NICE WHEELS!” MRS. HUVAL EXCLAIMED.. THE WHITE HOUSE REFUSED TO COMMENT ON THE LEAKED INFORMATION.. Imagery. Details. Language. Syntax. Figurative. and . Literal. Language. Literally. :. . words function exactly as defined. The car is blue.. He caught the football.. Figuratively. : . . figure out what it means. Euphony vs cacophony. Euphony. All round the coast the . languid. air did . swoon. ,. Breathing like one that hath a . weary. dream.. Full-faced. above the valley . stood. the . moon. ;. . Cacophony. Allusion. A brief, usually indirect reference to a person, place, or event--real or fictional.. famous people. history. (Greek) mythology. literature. J. ust a few words are enough to create a certain picture (or scene) in the readers’ minds. .