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Juego Figuras retóricas: ¿verdadero o falso?

by Trinidad Lopez
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La Elipsis es “la eliminación explícita de algún elemento (…) cuya ausencia transforma el significado de la imagen”.

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La Metáfora es “cuando se sustituye un elemento por otro según una relación de semejanza arbitraria”.

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En la Hipérbole “nos parece ver algo que realmente no ha sido representado”

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El Prestamo está “en la desproporción, que amplifica lo cotidiano y genera una experiencia visual fuera de escala.”

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Prosopopeya; “ Figura que exagera desmesuradamente las proporciones”

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Elipsis; “Figura que oculta una parte del discurso dejando que el lector la complete.”

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La Prosopopeya implica recurrir a “otra imagen, al estilo de otro autor o a un tema que no es el propio”.

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El Calambur también se denomina “trampantojo”

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Hiporbole; “La desmesura no responde a un interés anatómico, sino expresivo.”

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Prestamo; “ Figura que toma un modelo ajeno para recrearlo en otro estilo”

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