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definition: (from silva rhetoricae) Generally, the arrangement of words, phrases, or clauses in an order of increasing importance, often in parallel structure

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definition: Clarity, brevity, sincerity

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definition: one verb serves for a series of objects.
example: capitalism squelches any chance for sanity, for community, for stability.

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'Babs Simpson of Vogue'
'Normal Norell, the dress designer'

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I meant what I said, and I said what I meant.

also, the entire tale of Beowolf is a chiasmus

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The juxtaposition of contrasting words or ideas

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Similarity of a structure in a pair or series of related words, phrases, or clauses

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I speak for the suffering college students, I understand the depressed college students, I am a desperate college student.

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a verbal unit interrupting "syntactical flow"

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repetition of similar vowel sounds

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Wolfe: 'his wife, a blonde'

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the person in the yellow shirt

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Birds are signing, people are signing, etc. (repetition of a word, other words intervening)

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"My heart, my hips, my body, my love/Trying to find a part of me that you didn't touch" - Taylor Swift, Death by a Thousand Cuts

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he was a failure,
she was a success,
we were their predecessors

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Q: "Why are you going home?"
A: I'm going home to cook supper.

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breaking off discourse to address a person or thing present or absent

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combination of short, concise sentences, phrases. independent from each other

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a artful deviation from how words are ordinarily arranged

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repeating the same sound or letter

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"How do I love thee?" - Elizabeth Barrett Browning, beginning of poem of the same name

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I woke up and got dressed and ate breakfast and took my dog out and went to school

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The use of undignified language as belittling description

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Idealizing a feeling/state of mind, over the idea of the text.

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Based on action

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An example that wasn't in the book?