Euro-Scepticism: Thoughts of Metonymy.

Explains the use of metaphor and metonymy in structuralism and poststructuralism literary analysis. Three figures that comprises a metaphor; Important aspect of metaphor and metonymy for literary commentary; Explanation of the notion of metonymy as a compelling figure of reductive wit.

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Published in:University of Toronto Quarterly Vol. 73; no. 3; pp. 916 - 934
Main Author: Reid, David
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Published: University of Toronto Press Summer2004
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