PARENTHESIS 插入法
ANOMIA in the form of the insertion of syntactically disconnected sentence into another sentence so as to interrupt the syntactic flow or coherence of the latter.
Asyntactic insertion of material A. into a sentence or B. into a passage.
Hypernym
- ANOMIARHETORICAL STYLE of breaking norms, conventions or regular patterns of a language.
- RHETORICAL
STYLE體裁詞格 RHETORICAL DEVICE which is mainly concerned with matters of style of
presentation rather than distribution of expressions or semantic
structure.
- RHETORICAL
DEVICE詞格 METHOD of adorning discourse.
- RHETORICAL
DEVICE詞格 METHOD of adorning discourse.
Hyponym
- TMESISPARENTHESIS of word order in which extraneous material intervenes within a
given word.
REF: Lausberg 860, Miriam 57
Greek/Latin: Ubiquitous, and occasionally discussed, as by Quintilian.
Ancient Chinese: Absent. For profound reasons. Parenthetic vocatives occur in Buddhist prose. 不知道怎麼樣 and the like get parenthetically inserted in 朱子語類 .
Greek/Latin: Ubiquitous, and occasionally discussed, as by Quintilian.
Ancient Chinese: Absent. For profound reasons. Parenthetic vocatives occur in Buddhist prose. 不知道怎麼樣 and the like get parenthetically inserted in 朱子語類 .
- Lateinische Syntax und Stilistik
(
HOFMANN-SZANTYR
1965)
p.
728ff - Historisches Woerterbuch der Rhetorik
(
UEDING
1992ff)
p.
6.573