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Diction (Latin:
dictionem (nom. dictio), "a saying, expression, word"), in its
original meaning, is a writer's or speaker's
distinctive vocabulary choices...
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Poetic diction is the term used to
refer to the
linguistic style, the vocabulary, and the
metaphors used in the
writing of poetry. In the
Western tradition...
- A
diction coach or
diction instructor is a
professional specialized in
teaching proper pronunciation and
articulation of
spoken language and sung lyrics...
- literature.
After finishing his B.Litt.,
which became his
third book
Poetic Diction, he was a
dedicated poet and
author for over ten years.
After 1934 his...
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Accent reduction, also
known as
accent modification or
accent neutralization, is a
systematic approach for
learning or
adopting a new
speech accent. It...
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Macaronic language is any
expression using a
mixture of languages,
particularly bilingual puns or
situations in
which the
languages are
otherwise used...
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sound and form. Many
languages and
poetic forms have very
specific poetic dictions, to the
point where distinct grammars and
dialects are used specifically...
- Self-fulfilling
prophecy Time
travel Style Allegory Bathos Comic relief Diction Figure of
speech Imagery Mode Mood
Narration Narrative techniques Hook...
- context. Book III
presents 132
alphabets in
three columns which are 3,168
dictions of a "universal language"
where each
letter is
equivalent to an invented...
- blues.
Christgau characterizes rock
lyrics as a "cool medium" with
simple diction and
repeated refrains, and ****erts that rock's
primary "function" "pertains...
