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Personification - Where Songs Come To Life
Canadian Musician; 11/1/2006; Linderman, James; 647 words
; ... Merriam-Webster's Online Dictionary defines personification: per.son.i.fi.ca.tion noun 1: attribution ... INCARNATION. I first became aware of personification when I was just a little kid and my ... no spout, either. Ironically, personification later became one of my favourite metaphorical ...
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William Collins and personification (once again).(Essays)(Critical essay)
ANQ; 9/22/2007; Bergstrom, Carson; 4883 words
; ... figure of prosopopeia--that is, of personification. Eighteenth-century readers typically valued personification because it encouraged flights of ... both writer and reader. Indeed, personification's twofold function--it was both ...
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To Tell The Truth: Alma Speed Fox, personification of perseverance
New Pittsburgh Courier; 2/10/2001; 'Hop', Louis; 894 words
; To Tell The Truth: Alma Speed Fox, personification of perseverance In 1966, a Mississippi branch of the ... is to thank a Pittsburgh heroine, Alma Speed Fox, the personification of perseverance. (Louis "Hop" Kendrick is a weekly contributor ...
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THE HOLOCAUST OF TEXTS: GENOCIDE, LITERATURE, AND PERSONIFICATION
Comparative Literature; 1/1/2004; Vickroy, Laurie K; 1612 words
; THE HOLOCAUST OF TEXTS: GENOCIDE, LITERATURE, AND PERSONIFICATION. By Amy Hungerford. Chicago: The University of ... Finally, while Hungerford concludes that the personification of texts may allow a certain recovery of the lost ...
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The Holocaust of Texts: Genocide, Literature, and Personification.(Literary Criticism)
Shofar; 1/1/2004; 115 words
; The Holocaust of Texts: Genocide, Literature, and Personification, by Amy Hungerford. Chicago: University of Chicago ... culture. In this study, Amy Hungerford argues that personification has become pivotal to our understanding of both ...
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Cyriacus of Ancona and the revival of two forgotten ancient personifications in the Rector's Palace of Dubrovnik.
Renaissance Quarterly; 6/22/1996; Kokole, Stanko; 17265 words
; ... as well. And in fact, this unusual personification turns out to be a direct echo of one ... identifying inscriptions.(44) Moreover, this personification embodying the inherent wisdom of the ... Dubrovnik the name of an obscure classical personification was intentionally brought back to ...
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Personification of evil: Race-haters
New Pittsburgh Courier; 11/14/1998; 378 words
; Personification of evil: Race-haters Court proceedings recently involving separate racial incidents remind us just how severe race hatred has become ...
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AFL: Cahill the personification of Port Adelaide
AAP Sports News (Australia); 9/21/2004; 725 words
; AAP Sports News (Australia) 09-21-2004 AFL: Cahill the personification of Port Adelaide By Chris Lines ADELAIDE, Sept 21 AAP - Port Adelaide's former coach John Cahill may need to go through the pain ...
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You are the personification of yob Britain; THE JUDGE'S VERDICT.(News)
The Mirror (London, England); 5/10/2008; 354 words
; Byline: BY RICHARD SMITH A TEENAGE thug who beat up a couple as they walked home was told by a judge yesterday: You are the personification of yob Britain. Joel Herd, 18, was drunk and high on cannabis when he attacked Andrew Miller and wife Jane as they left ...
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Personification of medicine compromises therapy: when a patient transfers feelings onto a drug, side effects can be exacerbated and distress amplified.
Clinical Psychiatry News; 3/1/2006; Sherman, Carl; 741 words
; ... But even when treatment is purely pharmacologic, such personification may cause or exacerbate side effects, amplify distress ... who was addicted, or for whom medication was necessary. Personification may exacerbate, if not actually cause side effects--the ...
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