Analyzing how concise language and visual elements function as synecdoche in digital contexts

Liberationists hold, as another much-quoted aphorism has it, that "information wants to be free" and new technology is going to free it. The book, by contrast, ... metonymy and synecdoche are based on contiguity (Jakobson 1956,. 95) ... reduction of language to purely informational communication. Though one of the ... Of course it needs information too, but the kind of information it needs can ... (1968). • synecdoche: a part or quality of something which is used in ... This passage illustrates how telephony pervades even the non-dialogic passages, through, in this case, the reliance on the telephonic trope of synecdoche— ... The intentional structure of an informational text can promote understanding and support other goals of the writing ... Synecdoche vs. Metonymy: Definitions & ... complete story arc. •For informational texts, the text should ... with the addition of irony, rhetorical question, antithesis, zeugma, metonymy and synecdoche. ' Several of this year's most valuable essays are informative in both senses; they are at once informational and instructive. ... tial synecdoche of stagefright, ... May 1, 2015 ... on a descriptive and informational background. In the Spanish ... synecdoche), and each tiny part looks like the whole (Photo Source ... synecdoche. One aspect of information warfare, perhaps championed by a single constituency, assumes the role of the entire concept, thus becoming grossly. Mar 1, 2016 ... I consider example 2 to be an excellent use of visual scientific charting (taking the form of an informational ... synecdoche, and metonymy ...