AP Language and Comp. Rhetoric Notes

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AP Language and Comp. Rhetoric Notes

anacoluthon
shift in grammar structure in a sentence
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anacoluthon shift in grammar structure in a sentence
anadiplosis repitition of last word in one phrase in the beginning of the next phrase; used asthetically or to give sense of chronology/progression
antanagoge juxtaposition-positive pont next to negative point in order to make either one stand out
antimetabole reverse order of words (AB-BA) to show contrast
antiphrasis one word irony;•It was a cool 115 degrees in the shade.
apophasisemphasis on something by skimming over it;•I will not even mention Houdini's many writings, both on magic and other subjects, nor the tricks he invented, nor his numerous impressive escapes, since I want to concentrate on . . . .
•She's bright, well-read, and personable--to say nothing of her modesty and generosity.
aporia doubt expressed over idea/conclusion;•I am not sure whether to side with those who say that higher taxes reduce inflation or with those who say that higher taxes increase inflation.
aposiopesis abruptly stopping in the middle of a sentence;•I've got to make the team or I'll--.
asyndeton omission of conjunctions in a list
catachresisimplied metaphor using words in an unusual way;•"It's a dentured lake," he said, pointing at the dam. "Break a tooth out of that grin and she will spit all the way to Duganville."
•The little old lady turtled along at ten miles per hour.
•She typed the paper machine-gunnedly, without pausing at all.
chiasmus [reverse parallelism] (a,b;b,a)
conduplicatio repetition of a key word or phrase
diacope repetition surrounding a phrase;•We will do it, I tell you; we will do it.
dirimens copulatio using an opposing fact to prevent a one-sided argument
distinctio reference to specific definition of a word;•To make methanol for twenty-five cents a gallon is impossible; by "impossible" I mean currently beyond our technological capabilities.
•The precipitate should be moved from the filter paper to the crucible quickly--that is, within three minutes.

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