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Chapter 1 Introduction1

Chapter 2 Figures of Speech in English5

2.1 Figures of speech as techniques of figurative language in communication5

2.2 Definition of figure of speech6

2.3 History and etymology of the term"figure"6

2.4 Functions of figures of speech7

2.5 Classification of figures of speech8

Chapter 3 Figures of Amplification11

3.1 Adynaton12

3.1.1 Introduction12

3.1.2 Definition13

3.1.3 Functions of adynaton14

3.1.4 Examples and illustrations14

3.1.5 Discussion and summary17

3.2 Ampliatio19

3.2.1 Definition19

3.2.2 Examples and illustrations19

3.2.3 Discussion20

3.3 Amplificatio20

3.3.1 Definition20

3.3.2 Examples and illustrations21

3.3.3 Discussion and summary23

3.4 Anabasis24

3.4.1 Definition24

3.4.2 Examples24

3.4.3 Discussion25

3.5 Auxesis25

3.5.1 Definition25

3.5.2 Examples and illustrations25

3.5.3 Functions of auxesis28

3.5.4 Discussion and summary29

3.6 Bdelygmia29

3.6.1 Definition29

3.6.2 Use of bdelygmia30

3.6.3 Examples and illustrations31

3.6.4 Discussion and summary34

3.7 Climax34

3.7.1 Definition34

3.7.2 Examples and illustrations35

3.7.3 Discussion and Summary40

3.8 Correctio40

3.8.1 Defnition40

3.8.2 Use of correctio41

3.8.3 Examples41

3.8.4 Discussion and summary43

3.9 Distinctio43

3.9.1 Definition43

3.9.2 Use of distinctio44

3.9.3 Examples and illustrations45

3.9.4 Discussion and summary51

3.10 Dysphemism52

3.10.1 Definition52

3.10.2 Use of dysphemism53

3.10.3 Examples and illustrations54

3.10.4 Discussion and summary56

3.11 Dystmesis58

3.11.1 Definition58

3.11.2 Examples58

3.11.3 Discussion and summary58

3.12 Enumeratio59

3.12.1 Introduction59

3.12.2 Definition60

3.12.3 Functions of enumeratio60

3.12.4 Examples and illustrations60

3.12.5 Discussion and summary64

3.13 Epanorthosis65

3.13.1 Introduction65

3.13.2 Definition65

3.13.3 Use of epanorthosis65

3.13.4 Examples and illustrations66

3.13.5 Discussion and summary69

3.14 Epizeuxis70

3.14.1 Definition70

3.14.2 Use of epizeuxis70

3.14.3 Examples and illustrations71

3.14.4 Discussion and conclusion76

3.15 Hyperbole78

3.15.1 Introduction78

3.15.2 Definition80

3.15.3 Terminological clarification81

3.15.4 Realizations of hyperbole82

3.15.5 Discussion and summary86

3.16 Parrhesia89

3.16.1 Introduction89

3.16.2 Definition90

3.16.3 Use of parrhesia91

3.16.4 Examples and illustrations93

3.16.5 Requirements for parrhesia96

3.16.6 Discussion and summary98

3.17 Synonymia100

3.17.1 Definition100

3.17.2 Use of synonymia100

3.17.3 Examples and illustrations102

3.17.4 Discussion and summary103

3.18 Tricolon103

3.18.1 Definition103

3.18.2 Types of tricolon104

3.18.3 Examples and illustrations104

3.18.4 The tricolonic joke110

3.18.5 Discussion and summary111

Chapter 4 Figures of Distortion112

4.1 Amphibology/Amphiboly113

4.1.1 Introduction113

4.1.2 Definition114

4.1.3 Examples and illustrations115

4.1.4 Use and characteristics of amphibology/amphiboly120

4.1.5 Amphiboly fallacy122

4.1.6 Discussion and summary124

4.2 Anacoluthon124

4.2.1 Introduction124

4.2.2 Definition125

4.2.3 Use of the term126

4.2.4 Use of anacoluthon126

4.2.5 Functions of anacoluthon128

4.2.6 Examples and illustrations129

4.2.7 Discussion and summary133

4.3 Antisthecon135

4.3.1 Definition135

4.3.2 Use of antisthecon135

4.3.3 Examples and illustrations135

4.3.4 Discussion and summary137

4.4 Apocope137

4.4.1 Introduction137

4.4.2 Definition137

4.4.3 Examples and illustrations138

4.4.4 Discussion and summary139

4.5 Aphaeresis140

4.5.1 Definition140

4.5.2 Examples and illustrations140

4.5.3 Discussion and summary141

4.6 Aureation142

4.6.1 Definition142

4.6.2 Examples and illustrations142

4.6.3 Discussion and summary144

4.7 Cacophony145

4.7.1 Definition145

4.7.2 Use of cacophony146

4.7.3 Examples and illustrations147

4.7.4 Discussion and summary149

4.8 Catachresis150

4.8.1 Definition150

4.8.2 Use of catachresis151

4.8.3 Forms of catachresis152

4.8.4 Examples and illustrations153

4.8.5 Discussion and summary159

4.9 Enallage161

4.9.1 Introduction161

4.9.2 Definition161

4.9.3 Use of enallage162

4.9.4 Examples and illustrations163

4.9.5 Discussion and summary164

4.10 Epenthesis166

4.10.1 Introduction166

4.10.2 Definition167

4.10.3 Use of epenthesis167

4.10.4 Examples and illustrations169

4.10.5 Summary170

4.11 Malapropism172

4.11.1 Etymological information172

4.11.2 Definition173

4.11.3 Features of malapropism173

4.11.4 Use of malapropism175

4.11.5 Examples and illustrations177

4.11.6 Discussion and summary189

4.12 Merism191

4.12.1 Definition191

4.12.2 Use of merism192

4.12.3 Examples and illustrations193

4.12.4 Discussion and summary195

4.13 Metathesis196

4.13.1 Introduction196

4.13.2 Definition196

4.13.3 Use of metathesis197

4.13.4 Examples and illustrations199

4.13.5 Discussions and summary200

4.14 Metaplasmus202

4.14.1 Introduction202

4.14.2 Definition202

4.14.3 Kinds of metaplasmus203

4.14.4 Use of metaplasmus205

4.14.5 Examples and illustrations207

4.14.6 Discussion and summary208

4.15 Parisology209

4.15.1 Introduction209

4.15.2 Definition209

4.15.3 Examples and illustrations210

4.15.4 Discussion and summary213

4.16 Perissologia214

4.16.1 Definition214

4.16.2 Examples and illustrations214

4.16.3 Discussion and summary216

4.17 Proparalepsis217

4.17.1 Definition217

4.17.2 Use of proparalepsis218

4.17.3 Examples and illustrations218

4.18 Prosthesis218

4.18.1 Defnition218

4.18.2 Examples and illustrations219

4.18.3 Discussion and summary220

4.19 Synaloepha220

4.19.1 Definition220

4.19.2 Examples and illustrations220

4.20 Syncope221

4.20.1 Definition221

4.20.2 Use of syncope222

4.20.3 Examples and illustrations222

4.20.4 Discussion and summary223

4.21 Tapinosis224

4.21.1 Definition224

4.21.2 Examples and illustrations224

4.21.3 Discussion and summary226

4.22 Tmesis227

4.22.1 Definition227

4.22.2 Examples and illustrations227

4.22.3 Formation and functions of tmesis232

4.22.4 Discussion and summary233

Chapter 5 Conclusion235

APPENDIX238

References240