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Grazer Philosophische Studien, 2009
According to some (see Bacon (2002)), the notion of a trope—that is, of an ‘abstract particular’, or ‘particularized property’, not deriving from a universal—can be traced, among others, to Plato, Aristotle, Boethius, Avicenna, Saint Th omas, Scotus, Leibniz and Husserl.
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According to some (see Bacon (2002)), the notion of a trope—that is, of an ‘abstract particular’, or ‘particularized property’, not deriving from a universal—can be traced, among others, to Plato, Aristotle, Boethius, Avicenna, Saint Th omas, Scotus, Leibniz and Husserl.
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2011
AbstractWhile discussions of style in the rhetorical tradition lack the basic language categories (e.g., lexical field) that twentieth-century analysts have created, they did discriminate high-profile choices in their extensive catalogs of figure of speech. The manuals named tropes as figures involving substitutions of predictable words with terms that
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AbstractWhile discussions of style in the rhetorical tradition lack the basic language categories (e.g., lexical field) that twentieth-century analysts have created, they did discriminate high-profile choices in their extensive catalogs of figure of speech. The manuals named tropes as figures involving substitutions of predictable words with terms that
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Correlative Trope Indexes. VII. Trope Vocabularies and Trope Indexes for Chemistry.
Journal of Chemical Documentation, 1962Charles L. Bernier +2 more
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Transformation and/of “Colonial Tropes”
Based on Latin American rubber exploitation narrations of the 20th century, and in relation to present-day extraction conflicts in the so-called South American Lithium Triangle, the chapter discusses certain discursivity accompanying the transformation of the “golden” trope in the context of Latin American environmental inequality and resilience and ...openaire +1 more source