Highlights on Poetry, Drama, Prose, and Literature Vol. 1

Dr. Meghan Findlay, (Editor)

This book covers keys areas of Literature. The contributions by the authors include Epiphany, Epistrophe, Epitaph, Epithet, Eponym, Equivocation, Essay, Etymology, Euphemism, Excursus, Exemplum, Exposition, Extended Metaphor, Fable, Fairy Tale, Fantasy, Farce, Figures of Speech, Flash-forward, Flashback, Folklore, Foreshadowing, Foreword, Genre, Haiku, Hamartia, Harangue, Homage, Homograph, Homophone, Horror, Hubris, Hyperbaton, Hyperbole, Idiom, Imagery, Inference, Innuendo, Intertextuality, Invective, Irony, Jargon, Juxtaposition, Kairos, Legend, Limerick, Lingo, Literary Device, Litotes, Malapropism, Maxim, Melodrama, Memoir, Metanoia, Metaphor, Metonymy, Mnemonic, Monologue, Montage, Motif, Motto, Mystery, Myth, Narrative, Narrator, Nemesis, Neologism, Nostalgia, Ode, Onomatopoeia.

Chapters of the book:

Chapter 1: “Father to my story”: writing Foe, de-authorizing (De)Foe
Manuel Almagro Jiménez
Highlights on Poetry, Drama, Prose, and Literature Vol. 1, 10 December 2021, Pages: 5-20

Chapter 2: An aspect of lexicography still not fully professionalized: the search for antedatings and postdatings (with examples mostly from English and some from other languages)
David L. Gold
Highlights on Poetry, Drama, Prose, and Literature Vol. 1, 10 December 2021, Pages: 21-40

Chapter 3: Specialized bilingual dictionaries for translators (some considerations for a user-oriented approach)
Adelina Gómez González-Jover
Highlights on Poetry, Drama, Prose, and Literature Vol. 1, 10 December 2021, Pages: 41-57

Chapter 4: Intonation focus in the interlanguage of a group of Spanish learners of English
Francisco Gutiérrez Díez
Highlights on Poetry, Drama, Prose, and Literature Vol. 1, 10 December 2021, Pages: 58-72

Chapter 5: The manipulative power of word-formation devices in Margaret Atwood’s Oryx and Crake
Paula López Rúa
Highlights on Poetry, Drama, Prose, and Literature Vol. 1, 10 December 2021, Pages: 73-90

Chapter 6: A theoretical review of the speech act of suggesting: towards a taxonomy for its use in FLT
Alicia Martínez Flor
Highlights on Poetry, Drama, Prose, and Literature Vol. 1, 10 December 2021, Pages: 91-105

Chapter 7: “What then?”: poststructuralism, authorial intention and W. B. Yeats
Brendan McNamee
Highlights on Poetry, Drama, Prose, and Literature Vol. 1, 10 December 2021, Pages: 106-126

Chapter 8: On the phatic interpretation of utterances: a complementary relevance-theoretic proposal
Manuel Padilla Cruz
Highlights on Poetry, Drama, Prose, and Literature Vol. 1, 10 December 2021, Pages: 127-140

Chapter 9: Toni Morrison’s “Love” and the trickster paradigm
Susana Vega González
Highlights on Poetry, Drama, Prose, and Literature Vol. 1, 10 December 2021, Pages: 141-255

Chapter 10: Celebrating slang and unconventional English, once again: an interview with Terry Victor
Antonio Lillo Buades
Highlights on Poetry, Drama, Prose, and Literature Vol. 1, 10 December 2021, Pages: 256-270

Chapter 11: Cognitive semantics and axiology: a new proposal to study metaphor in economics advertising discourse
María Enriqueta Cortés de los Ríos
Highlights on Poetry, Drama, Prose, and Literature Vol. 1, 10 December 2021, Pages: 271-281

Chapter 12: English nouns and verbs ending in -scape
David L. Gold
Highlights on Poetry, Drama, Prose, and Literature Vol. 1, 10 December 2021, Pages: 272-297

Chapter 13: Moral certitude and moral ambiguity in Bernard Bergonzi’s The Roman Persuasion
Frederick Hale
Highlights on Poetry, Drama, Prose, and Literature Vol. 1, 10 December 2021, Pages: 298-320

Chapter 14: The use of discourse markers in E.F.L. learners’ writing
Ana Cristina Lahuerta Martínez
Highlights on Poetry, Drama, Prose, and Literature Vol. 1, 10 December 2021, Pages: 321-352

Chapter 15: The Philomathian Society and political debate in late Eighteenth Century England
José Francisco Pérez Berenguel
Highlights on Poetry, Drama, Prose, and Literature Vol. 1, 10 December 2021, Pages: 353-372