PPT-Metonymy

Using Setting to create atmosphere andor mood Great Expectations Ours was the marsh country down by the river within as the river wound twenty miles of the sea My first most vivid and broad impression of the identity of things seems to me to have been gained on a memorable . To be submitted for publication in Metaphor and Metonymy in Comparison and Contrast, edited by Dirven for Mouton Beatrice Warren 2 reflected in the paraphrases which disclose probable implicit conn Traditionally, metonymy has been accounted for by the notion of Using Setting to create atmosphere and/or mood. Great Expectations. Ours was the marsh country, down by the river, within, as the river wound, twenty miles of the sea. My first most vivid and broad impression of the identity of things, seems to me to have been gained on a memorable . Definition. Gothic.  (. goth. -IK): a literary style . usually . portrayed fantastic tales dealing with horror, despair, the grotesque and other “dark” subjects. Gothic literature was named for the apparent influence of the dark gothic architecture of the period on the genre. Also, many of these Gothic tales took places in such “gothic” surroundings. . BLUE HELMETS ON THE MOVE: . . HUMAN-RELATED . METONYMIC CONCEPTUALIZATION . IN ENGLISH AND SERBIAN. Katarina Rasulić. University. of Belgrade, Serbia. ekv@eunet.rs. . Focus: Metonymic patterns that recruit concepts from the human domain as vehicles (e.g. . . thomou. University of . crete. . Metonymy within metaphor: evidence from the Modern Greek Language. Metaphor. . B is A. target domain source domain. . (. Lakoff. 1993, Croft and Cruse 2004, Grady 2007, . Pennarola. , . chapter. VI. , Leech 181-185. Rhetoric in advertising. Rhetorical . figures. artful deviation from the . norm. It occurs . when. . an . expression. . deviates. from . expectation. .. 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.. Positions. Both . cognitive processes, metonymy and metaphor, form . parts of . a system that paves the ground for the semantic organization and the communicative effect of grammatical . constructions;. 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?.  Metonymy and word-formation revisited metonymy and suxal word-formation. These parallels are not merely postulatedwithout evidence as claimed by Brdar and Brdar-Szab The Language of Our Course. IRONY. a discord between expectation and result. (situational irony) a situation that is deliberately opposite of one’s expectation. Examples:. Drop a plate, it shatters, “Nice move.”. 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..