- Look up
prolepsis in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Prolepsis may
refer to:
Prolepsis (rhetoric), a
figure of
speech in
which the
speaker raises an...
- Procatalepsis, also
called prolepsis or prebuttal, is a
figure of
speech in
which the
speaker raises an
objection to
their own
argument and then immediately...
- a
great cataclysm. This is both
analepsis and
prolepsis.
Muriel Spark makes extensive use of
prolepsis in her 1961
novel The
Prime of Miss Jean Brodie...
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Prolepsis tristis is a
species of
robber flies (insects in the
family Asilidae). "
Prolepsis tristis Report".
Integrated Taxonomic Information System....
-
Asilidae has one
record for
Prolepsis lucifer feeding on the dung
beetle Canthidium globulum and four
records for
Prolepsis tristis feeding on the following...
-
Prolepsis is the
second album by the
North Carolina band Arrogance,
released in 1975 (see 1975 in music). Side One "Six Wings" (Kirkland) – 3:20 "Bad...
- fill in
crucial backstory. In the
opposite direction, a
flashforward (or
prolepsis)
reveals events that will
occur in the ****ure. Both
flashback and flashforward...
-
collusion conjuncture and
conjecture eclipse and
ellipse excise and
exercise prolepsis and
proslepsis continuous and
contiguous affect and
effect upmost and...
-
ascending to
godhood after transcending the world's RPG system. In the
prolepsis, she has
acquired a
human form and
serves as the
commander of the 10th...
- 7–11. Noble, p. 13. Shields, p. 118. Chura,
Patrick (Spring 2000). "
Prolepsis and Anachronism:
Emmett Till and the
Historicity of To Kill a Mockingbird"...
