With your words : play with words
WORDS RADIATING
"Style is the man himself"
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Word Games
What is an anagram of "pink" ?
"Darling, let's see if the rose"
Alcofribas NASI
What is the writer behind this anagram?
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What is the figure who can drag a word to another from a common sound?
DECADENCE - "Décadanse"
***** What is the figure who can give life to the landscape?
"It is a green hollow where sang a river ,
Madly catching the grasses rags
Argent; where the sun, the mounting proud ,
shines: it's a little valley bubbling over with light "and
one that can play on both senses of a word?
"It's a hole green
[...]
It has two holes red on the right side"
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What is the figure that you can play with the words of one family lexical ?
"One you will be missing and everything is dépleuplé "
and
"One you will be missing and everything is repopulated "
PEOPLE - PEOPLE R - PEOPLE OF R - RE PEOPLE R
SINGING - SINGING ER - SINGING IN ER - OF SONG ER - EN CHANT LY -
ODE - PALIN ODIE - Trag Edie ( Tragos ODE)
TOUR - TOUR DE - RE TOUR - TOUR WITH - MENT TOUR - TOUR MIND - TOUR BILLON
NER TOUR - TOUR WITH NER - RE NER TOUR - TOUR DE NER - Menter TOUR - TOUR BILLONNER
AND TOUR OF
IR COVER - COVER RUE - FROM COVER - COVER OF E - RE COVER
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anacoluthon or BREAK CONSTRUCTION?
continued ...
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"Ut pictura poesis"
Who said so?
"Art does not reproduce the visible but makes visible"
and
"I do not seek, I find"
"Words light of reciprocal reflections"
Pierre Fontanier Figures of Speech
cross Outlook:
The indirect argument (the epideictic)
The f igure conglobation is a delay line which induces a double play (if not multiple times)
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The artistic and cultural movement (literary) *
POETRY - THEATRE - ROMAN
Who said so?
Et ..
"Ut pictura poesis"
With your words : play with words
and "generational"
across the centuries
quarrels, chapels, schools ...
the "Old" and "Modern"
Rousseau and Voltaire
the "lost illusions" of "The Human Comedy"
"Youth has against her youth"
(Who said it?)
the "degradation of the absolute"
(Who said it?)
Bankruptcy ideals
Falling values
the erosion of the subject, degradation, or
his disappearance ...
between
HARMONY
and
lyrical and prosaic
sublimation and derision
fantastic or distortion of reality and realism
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"Style is the man himself"
between
"Old Style"
and
"It must be absolutely modern "
Who said so?
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SURREALISM SYMBOLISM and
classicism and romanticism
COURTESY and debauchery
Petrarch and PLEIADE
BAROQUE and preciousness
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"Everything is in the form"
Who wrote it?
and
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What is the main figure of the analogy?
"Not to laugh or cry, but understand"
Who wrote it?
and ...
"The oblique self-talk"
"The objectivity of what we ourselves have developed"
"A book that contains theories is like a gift which we have left Brand Award "
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Writing:
=> Tuesday, October 6: Correction of paragraph argumentative reentry
=> Thursday, October 8: homework (writing introduction and a paragraph of the commentary incipit Father Goriot's + table detailed analysis)
cf. doc handout: Sample forms for use in a comment text in oral and written.
correction, clarity and precision:
" Art of Poetry" , Boileau
"Nature This language is clear, logical, nervous ", preface by Peter and John , Maupassant
Complete :
"What is ... s well '... clearly " , Nicolas Boileau
Questions: The Learned Ladies by Molière, II, 6
Who says?
- "She has an arrogance like no other, / After thirty lessons, insulted our ears / By the word propriety of a wild and low, / What condemns Vaugelas decisive terms. "
- "What?" Still, despite our admonitions / Hitting the foundation of all sciences / Grammar, who can dictate to kings, / And makes them the upper hand to obey its laws? "
- "solecism How horrible!"
- "When we heard, we always talk well"
- "Who speaks to offend grandmother or grandfather?"
- "Grammar is taken against the grain by thee, / And I said where does that word."
What type of ideal man in the seventeenth century? (The answer to the fifth question is an example)
Vaugelas Who was?
What is a "solecism" ?
Do you know the etymology of the word "grammar" ?
