Épanadiplose

Office québécois de la langue française. Épanadiplose. Grand dictionnaire terminologique.

Type

Reference work

Intellectual base

Reference work

Link

https://vitrinelinguistique.oqlf.gouv.qc.ca/fiche-gdt/fiche/26500620/epanadiplose

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3 citations across 3 artifacts.

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Domain-specific

• Epanadiplosis
  • Merely finding the same word twice does not establish the figure; the propositions and the two positions must be identified.

    This sourceDirect French terminological source for the cross-proposition relation, qualified correlation and juxtaposition, naming notes, and the Cocteau-attributed example. The original Cocteau work and edition are not inspected here.

• Narrative épanadiplose
  • The two uses of the name should not be silently treated as synonymous.

    This sourceThe cited account specifies verbal repetition across propositions; it does not define the whole-narrative usage discussed here.

• Same-Unit Boundary Repetition
  • A BYU teaching reference uses English epanadiplosis for initial and final words in one phrase or clause; the OQLF notes that English epanadiplosis is often treated as synonymous with epanalepsis.

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