- —
George Puttenham In a
metalepsis, a word is
substituted metonymically for a word in a
previous trope, so that a
metalepsis can be called, maddeningly...
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- of
narrative boundaries is
called metalepsis, an
implicitly metafictional device when used in literature.
Metalepsis has a high
inherent potential to disrupt...
- Lutas,
Liviu (2011). "Narrative
Metalepsis in
Detective Fiction". In ****konen, Karin; Klimek,
Sonja (eds.).
Metalepsis in Po****r Culture.
Walter de Gruyter...
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figures of
speech are
common in
everyday speech and writing.
Synecdoche and
metalepsis are
considered specific types of metonymy. Polysemy, the
capacity for...
- name
Cerastis fishii (Grote, 1878)
Synonyms Agrotis fishii Grote, 1878
Metalepsis fishii (Grote, 1878)
Metalepsis heinrichi (Barnes & Benjamin, 1929)...
- meta-referential themselves. However,
innately meta-referential
devices (e.g.
metalepsis)
constitute a
category of meta-references.
While meta-reference as a concept...
-
confused with
metalepsis and metareference.
These terms describe related features, as mise en
abyme can be a
springboard to
metalepsis if
there is a paradoxical...
-
Matzner she co-edited
Metalepsis:
Ancient Texts, New Perspectives,
published by
Oxford University Press in 2020,
relating to
metalepsis in
classical texts...
