7. Connotations And Propaganda Flashcards

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Allusion

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A reference to anything, especially within a work of literature

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Literary allusion

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A reference to a literary work, particularly to one that is well-known, either by quoting from the material or by mentioning the work

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A word’s etymology reflects changes in?

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Meaning and form

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Factor responsible for meaning changes is?

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The connotation of a word

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Denotation

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A word’s literal, dictionary definition

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Connotation

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Commonly understood cultural or emotional association that a word or phrase carries

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Primary force behind the processes of amelioration and pejoration?

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A word’s connotations

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Unpleasant connotations can change?

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The literal meaning of words

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Propagandists and poets use?

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Connotations

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___ used propaganda in their plays as a method of teaching ___

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Greeks, moral behavior

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Demosthenes

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Famous Athenian orator

Used propaganda to rally the people of his city against Philip of Macedonia

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Demosthenes failed but?

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Another propagandist succeeded 2,000 years later

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Thomas Paine

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Emigrant to England
Pamphlets aroused colonists to revolutionary war (Common Sense)
First to advocate a “declaration of independence.”

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