- "****roaches love warm, damp, dark places." Note the
syntactic difference;
hypotactic modifiers cannot be
separated by a comma. John Keats's "Ode to a Nightingale"...
- a
range of
devices for
particular effects, such as
ironic parataxis,
hypotactic periods,
direct speech interventions and
rhetorical techniques such as...
- "Discordant Principles", is in
keeping with the
tendency of
Latin to
prefer hypotactic grammatical arrangements. In English, one
would expect the
title to be...
- ages" or "as old as the hills".
hypercatalectic hypermetrical hypocorism hypotactic A term
referring to the use of
different subordinate clauses in a sentence...
-
coherence relations or
discourse relations are
paratactic (coordinate) or
hypotactic (subordinate)
relations that hold
across two or more text spans. It is...
-
constraints on
discourse relations, and if
paratactic (coordinate) or
hypotactic (subordinate)
relations are
distinguished that hold
across two or more...
-
established the
criteria of just
social order,
which he
referred to as "
hypotactical right" and
which came to be
termed subsidiarity following German influences...
-
established the
criteria of just
social order,
which he
referred to as "
hypotactical right" and
which came to be
termed subsidiarity following German influences...
- the
Zurichers were
independent of the
Luther Bible, they
preferred the
hypotactic style with the
finite verb in the
final position. In its
system of forms...
-
rhyme and
rhythm as "rhetorically rushing". The
sentence structure is
hypotactic, the "linguistic pomp"
creates a "high tone".
According to
Achim Geisenhanslüke...
