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Chapter 1 Introduction1

Chapter 2 Figures of Speech in English6

2.1 Figures of speech as techniques of figurative language in communication6

2.2 Definition of figure of speech7

2.3 History and etymology of the term"figure"8

2.4 Functions of figures of speech9

2.5 Classification of figures of speech9

Chapter 3 Figures of Emotion13

3.1 Aganactesis14

3.1.1 Definition14

3.1.2 Examples and illustrations14

3.1.3 Discussion and summary15

3.2 Asteismus16

3.2.1 Definition16

3.2.2 Examples and illustrations16

3.2.3 Use of asteismus21

3.2.4 Discussion and summary22

3.3 Anamnesis23

3.3.1 Definition23

3.3.2 Examples and illustrations24

3.3.3 Discussion and summary28

3.4 Apostrophe28

3.4.1 Definition28

3.4.2 Examples and illustrations29

3.4.3 Discussion and summary35

3.5 Cacophony36

3.5.1 Definition36

3.5.2 Use of cacophony37

3.5.3 Examples and illustrations38

3.5.4 Discussion and summary41

3.6 Ethopoeia42

3.6.1 Definition42

3.6.2 Examples and illustrations42

3.6.3 Discussion and summary43

3.7 Euche44

3.7.1 Definition44

3.7.2 Use of euche44

3.7.3 Discussion and summary46

3.8 Hypocatastasis47

3.8.1 Definition47

3.8.2 Difference between hypocatastasis and metaphor/smile/analogy47

3.8.3 Use of hypocatastasis49

3.8.4 Examples and illustrations50

3.8.5 Discussion and summary51

3.9 Oeonismos52

3.9.1 Definition52

3.9.2 Examples52

3.9.3 Discussion and summary53

3.10 Paraeneticon53

3.10.1 Definition53

3.10.2 Examples and illustrations53

3.10.3 Discussion and summary54

Chapter 4 Figures of Excess and Superfluity55

4.1 Adynaton56

4.1.1 Introduction56

4.1.2 Definition57

4.1.3 Functions of adynaton58

4.1.4 Examples and illustrations58

4.1.5 Discussion and summary62

4.2 Amphilogy63

4.2.1 Definition63

4.2.2 Examples and illustrations64

4.2.3 Discussion and summary64

4.3 Bdelygmia65

4.3.1 Definition65

4.3.2 Use of bdelygmia65

4.3.3 Examples and illustrations67

4.3.4 Discussion and summary69

4.4 Cledonism70

4.4.1 Definition70

4.4.2 Examples and illustrations70

4.4.3 Discussion and summary71

4.5 Enumeratio72

4.5.1 Introduction72

4.5.2 Definition73

4.5.3 Functions of enumeratio74

4.5.4 Examples and illustrations74

4.5.5 Discussion and summary78

4.6 Hyperbole79

4.6.1 Introduction79

4.6.2 Definition80

4.6.3 Terminological clarification82

4.6.4 Realizations of hyperbole84

4.6.5 Discussion and summary87

4.7 Optatio91

4.7.1 Definition91

4.7.2 Examples and illustrations92

4.7.3 Discussion and summary94

4.8 Periphrasis94

4.8.1 Definition94

4.8.2 Examples and illustrations95

4.8.3 Linguistic studies on periphrasis98

4.8.4 Discussionand summary99

4.9 Perissologia102

4.9.1 Definition102

4.9.2 Examples and illustrations102

4.9.3 Discussion and summary104

4.10 Pleonasm106

4.10.1 Definition106

4.10.2 Examples and illustrations107

4.10.3 Use of pleonasm109

4.10.4 Linguistic studies on pleonasm［3］117

4.10.5 Types of pleonasm［3］121

4.10.6 Discussion and summary124

4.11 Syndeton127

4.11.1 Introduction127

4.11.2 Definition127

4.11.3 Use of syndeton128

4.1 1.4 Examples and illustrations132

4.11.5 Discussion and summary135

4.12 Tautology135

4.12.1 Definition135

4.12.2 Use of tautology136

4.12.3 Examples and illustrations138

4.12.4 Discussion and summary144

Chapter 5 Figures of Falsehood146

5.1 Accismus147

5.1.1 Definition147

5.1.2 Use of accismus147

5.1.3 Examples and illustrations148

5.1.4 Discussion and summary151

5.2 Anangeon152

5.2.1 Definition152

5.2.2 Examples and illustrations152

5.2.3 Discussion and summary153

5.3 Antanagoge153

5.3.1 Definition153

5.3.2 Use of antanagoge154

5.3.3 Examples and illustrations155

5.3.4 Discussion and summary156

5.4 Aporia157

5.4.1 Definition157

5.4.2 Use of aporia158

5.4.3 Examples and illustrations［1］161

5.4.4 Discussion and summary168

5.5 Fictio169

5.5.1 Definition169

5.5.2 Use of fictio170

5.5.3 Examples and illustrations171

5.5.4 Discussion and summary173

5.6 Hypocorism175

5.6.1 Definition175

5.6.2 Formation of hypocorism175

5.6.3 Use of hypocorism177

5.6.4 Examples and illustrations179

5.6.5 Discussion and summary181

5.7 Paradeigma181

5.7.1 Definition181

5.7.2 Examples and illustrations182

5.7.3 Discussion and summary182

Chapter 6 Figures of Grammar183

6.1 Chiasmus184

6.1.1 Definition184

6.1.2 Use of chiasmus185

6.1.3 Examples and illustrations187

6.1.4 Difference between chiasmus and antimetabole193

6.1.5 Discussion and summary195

6.2 Hypallage198

6.2.1 Definition198

6.2.2 Use of hypallage200

6.2.3 Examples and illustrations201

6.2.4 Discussion and summary204

6.3 Hypotaxis204

6.3.1 Definition204

6.3.2 Use of hypotaxis206

6.3.3 Hypotaxis and parataxis209

6.3.4 Examples and illustrations211

6.3.5 Discussion and summary212

6.4 Hypozeuxis212

6.4.1 Definition212

6.4.2 Hypozeuxis and zeugma213

6.4.3 Use of hypozeuxis214

6.4.4 Examples and illustrations214

6.4.5 Discussion and summary215

6.5 Malapropism215

6.5.1 Etymological information215

6.5.2 Definition216

6.5.3 Features of malapropism217

6.5.4 Use of malapropism［1］219

6.5.5 Examples and illustrations［2］222

6.5.6 Discussion and summary235

6.6 Parataxis238

6.6.1 Definition238

6.6.2 Use of parataxis238

6.6.3 Examples and illustrations240

6.6.4 Discussion and summary245

6.7 Polysyndeton247

6.7.1 Definition247

6.7.2 Polysyndeton and asyndeton247

6.7.3 Use and functions of polysyndeton249

6.7.4 Examples and illustration253

6.7.5 Discussion and summary261

Chapter 7 Figures of Hidden Meaning264

7.1 Adianoeta265

7.1.1 Definition265

7.1.2 Adianoeta and double entendre266

7.1.3 Examples and illustrations267

7.1.4 Discussion and summary272

7.2 Autoclesis273

7.2.1 Definition273

7.2.2 Similar terms274

7.2.3 Examples and illustrations274

7.2.4 Discussion and summary275

7.3 Homophone275

7.3.1 Introduction275

7.3.2 Definition276

7.3.3 Use of homophone276

7.3.4 Homohone,homograph and homonym278

7.3.5 Causes of English homophone280

7.3.6 Examples and illustrations281

7.3.7 Discussion and summary282

7.4 Paronomasia284

7.4.1 Definition284

7.4.2 Paronomasia and pun284

7.4.3 Use of paronomasia287

7.4.4 Examples and illustrations289

7.4.5 Discussion and summa292

7.5 Praecisio293

7.5.1 Definition293

7.5.2 Use of praecisio（aposiopesis）293

7.5.3 Types of praecisio（aposiopesis）294

7.5.4 Examples and illustrations296

7.5.5 Discussion and summary297

7.6 Subreption298

7.6.1 Definition298

7.6.2 Examples299

7.6.3 Discussion and summary299

7.7 Synchysis301

7.7.1 Definition301

7.7.2 Use of synchysis301

7.7.3 Examples and illustrations302

7.7.4 Discussion and summary303

Chapter 8 Conclusion305

Appendix308

References310