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that is never- theless somehow true. • the deliberate (absichtich) repetition of similar/identical words or phrases in neigh- bouring sentences/paragraphs Single words or whole phrases appear several times in a given text; it's called anaphora when it's at the beginning of sen- tences an implicit comparison bet- ween two things which are basically quite different without. using like or as a word or phrase for an object. or an idea is used instead of the original with which is very closely. connected or associated. a kind of metaphor in which objects or abstract ideas are represented as if they were human beings and possessed. human attributes effect → to point out key words; to emphasize (betonen) sth. and to cause a rhythmic effect to stress certain aspects of a message to stress a contrast by creating polarity or tension -emphasizing / stressing certain aspects → to create emphasis or a surprising and often. dramatic effect • rhythmic effect, increase in intensity to clarify and or emphasize a message. → to focus attention and to emphasize individual sentences or words - → to make the reader. visualise abstract ideas. thereby enhancing. (steigern) understanding. to create an expressive compact and lasting. image to create a dramatic effect and to simplify matters by reducing complexity example 1. for the greater good of ...; 2. safety and security; She's friendly, nice, honest and helpful. To err (make mistakes is human; to forgive, divine Meat I don't like, but vegetables. I am fond of 1. sweet sorrow 2. wise fool 3. bittersweet Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I may remember. Involve me and I will leam. A government of the people, by the people for the people. It is great. It is special. And it is true. 1. All the world's a stage/ And all the men and women merely players (Shakespeare) The White House declared... White House US Government) 3 1. Justice is blind. 2. Necessity is the mother of in- vention (Not macht erfinderisch)