Strategies for avoiding misinterpretation when using any figurative language in science Synecdoche in journalism ethics

1 The student will compose effective informative or expository texts. (e.g., literary analysis and other academic compositions and essays; descriptions; ... Sep 15, 2016 ... Synecdoche, New York, hands down: there are literally several layers ... I'd love to see more high-budget informational films on important issues ... Dec 18, 2009 ... Combined, the three teachers uttered 16 synecdoches, 15 personifications, 8 metonymies, 3 exaggerations and 1 irony while facilitating guided ... Jan 1, 2021 ... Using data from U.S. state and local governments, this dissertation examines how financial information disclosure affects decisions made by ... Jul 6, 2014 ... The focus of applied methods of conflict has altered in the direction of the broad use of political, economic, informational, humanitarian ... ... synecdoche for “Younger than Jesus.” Curators Lauren Cornell, Massimiliano ... But perhaps the informational sensibility evinced by the whole show paradoxically ... Messages that Matter: Public Speaking in the Information Age – Third Edition ... Synecdoche. Greek and Roman scholars in the classical period developed and ... Sep 10, 2014 ... Such indiscriminate mark-as-verb usage does not perform the statutory trademark function; instead, it functions as a synecdoche describing both ... Sep 4, 2000 ... synecdoche, Cars are choking our roads. literal, The Turnpike is very ... Lawler, John, "Metaphors we compute by", Lecture to the Informational ... ... its presence: simile, metaphor, metonym, personification, and synecdoche are all examples of tropes. Simile is an informational trope (using “like” or…