PPT-SCHEMES AND TROPES Trope is a figure of speech in which the use of a word or a phrase

than in its literal meaning changes the meaning of a sentence The word trope comes from Greek tropos meaning turn That is turning the meaning of a sentence another way by the use of a words . Administrative. Audio recording on. Slide handout. Handout of texts without vowels. Next and last class is . March . 1. No . class . February 15 or 22. Next class will be entirely individual meetings practicing reading from the Torah. Finding. William W. Cohen. ACL Workshop 2003. Why phrase-finding?. There are lots of phrases. There’s not supervised data. It’s hard to articulate. What makes a phrase a phrase, . vs. . just an n-gram?. Administrative. Audio recording on. Name cards . . -- return them . to me at end of class. Handouts. Slides, Trope with musical notation, CD by Cantor Barugel. Readings for March 7. Classes . on January 11 & 25, February 1 & 8, March . Administrative. Audio recording on. Slide handout. Classes . on . February . 1 & 8, March . 1. Next class is next Sunday (Feb 1). If miss class, go to . www.klerman.com. and click on “LL&V”. Anna - Sofia Maurin University of Gothenburg Is trope theory a kind of nominalism? In the literature you find conflicting answers to that question. 1 Some say it is, some say it isn’t, and som Antithesis, juxtaposition of two words, phrases, clauses, or sentences contrasted or opposed in meaning in such a way as to give emphasis to contrasting ideas. An example of antithesis is the followin Chart Act III and Act IV. Word and Part of Speech. Definition. Phrase or Sketch. to help you remember. Use in. a sentence.. crucible (n). proctor . (n). wet nurse . (n). Crucible Vocabulary Chart . The BFG:. A Study in Schemes and Tropes. By Don and Alleen Nilsen. Schemes vs. Tropes. Schemes are superficial. . Schemes are the language-play devices that relate to sounds and spellings.. Alliteration, Assonance, Cacography, Eye Rhyme, and Slant Rhyme are examples of schemes. . William W. Cohen. Outline of the course. Week 1: review and a fruit fly (algorithm to to study). T. ime complexity, cost of operations, and Naïve Bayes v1. Week 2-4: scaling and parallelizing Naïve Bayes. A.K.A. Tropes & Schemes. Trope: . The use of a word, phrase, or image in a way not intended by its normal signification.. Scheme:.  . A change in standard word order or pattern.. Tropes. and . Pronunciation: . Wair. - . thuh. -pants. Parts Of Speech. In the phrase, Wear the pants, there are three parts of speech, the verb, which would be “Wear”, the article, which would be, “the”, and the noun which would obviously be, “pants”.. CS159 . – Fall . 2014. some slides adapted from Ray Mooney. Admin. Assignment . 2: How’d it go?. CS server issues. Quiz #1. Thursday. First 30 minutes of class (show up on time!). Everything up to today (but not including today). AP Language and Composition. Unit One/Quarter One. Aristotle’s Rhetorical Triangles. More Rhetorical Triangles. Understanding Persona. Someone's persona is the aspect of their character or nature that they present to other people, perhaps in contrast to their real character or nature.  . ADJECTIVE Describes a noun or pronoun tells which one what kind or how manyADVERB Describes verbs adjectives or other adverbs tells how why when where to what extentCONJUNCTION A word that joins two o