#synecdoche — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #synecdoche, aggregated by home.social.
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RE: https://mastodon.green/@Tarnport/117098949192703211
Second time in two days coming across the term #synecdoche concerning #history.
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RE: https://mastodon.green/@Tarnport/117098949192703211
Second time in two days coming across the term #synecdoche concerning #history.
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RE: https://mastodon.green/@Tarnport/117098949192703211
Second time in two days coming across the term #synecdoche concerning #history.
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RE: https://mastodon.green/@Tarnport/117098949192703211
Second time in two days coming across the term #synecdoche concerning #history.
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RE: https://mastodon.green/@Tarnport/117098949192703211
Second time in two days coming across the term #synecdoche concerning #history.
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Recently watched (09.06.26):
'𝗦𝘆𝗻𝗲𝗰𝗱𝗼𝗰𝗵𝗲, 𝗡𝗲𝘄 𝗬𝗼𝗿𝗸'
- written and directed by Charlie Kaufman
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- with Philip Seymour Hoffman, Samantha Morton, Catherine Keener, Michelle Williams, Emily Watson, Dianne Wiest.....
---#synecdochenewyork #synecdoche - #charliekaufman - #nowwatching #firstwatch - #cinema #cinemastodon #film #filmastodon #movies #moviesmastodon - #letterboxd #trakt
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random shout into the wind: folks, it's a "blog post", not a "blog". you didn't "write a blog", you wrote a "blog post" #synecdoche
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random shout into the wind: folks, it's a "blog post", not a "blog". you didn't "write a blog", you wrote a "blog post" #synecdoche
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random shout into the wind: folks, it's a "blog post", not a "blog". you didn't "write a blog", you wrote a "blog post" #synecdoche
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random shout into the wind: folks, it's a "blog post", not a "blog". you didn't "write a blog", you wrote a "blog post" #synecdoche
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random shout into the wind: folks, it's a "blog post", not a "blog". you didn't "write a blog", you wrote a "blog post" #synecdoche
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@DropBear @skisnow I do have to say, though, that this is the first time I've heard "Death to [country]" explained that way. Not saying you're wrong, just that it's indeed not so strange to construe those phrases as a threat to people instead of a calling for an end to a political entity.
I *hope* it's not usually meant as a personal threat, as you say. Though I have to say the people shouting it don't usually seem intellectual types who would mean it in such a... synecdochal way. #Synecdoche
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@DropBear @skisnow I do have to say, though, that this is the first time I've heard "Death to [country]" explained that way. Not saying you're wrong, just that it's indeed not so strange to construe those phrases as a threat to people instead of a calling for an end to a political entity.
I *hope* it's not usually meant as a personal threat, as you say. Though I have to say the people shouting it don't usually seem intellectual types who would mean it in such a... synecdochal way. #Synecdoche
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@DropBear @skisnow I do have to say, though, that this is the first time I've heard "Death to [country]" explained that way. Not saying you're wrong, just that it's indeed not so strange to construe those phrases as a threat to people instead of a calling for an end to a political entity.
I *hope* it's not usually meant as a personal threat, as you say. Though I have to say the people shouting it don't usually seem intellectual types who would mean it in such a... synecdochal way. #Synecdoche
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@DropBear @skisnow I do have to say, though, that this is the first time I've heard "Death to [country]" explained that way. Not saying you're wrong, just that it's indeed not so strange to construe those phrases as a threat to people instead of a calling for an end to a political entity.
I *hope* it's not usually meant as a personal threat, as you say. Though I have to say the people shouting it don't usually seem intellectual types who would mean it in such a... synecdochal way. #Synecdoche
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CAW Term of the Week - Synecdoche
#CAW #CartersvilleAreaWriters #CartersvilleAreaWritersGroup #CAWTofW #CAWTermOfTheWeek #TermoftheWeek #TofW #WritingCommunity #Writers #Authors #WritingTips #WritingLife #WritersOfMastodon #WritersOnMastodon #AuthorsOfMastodon #AuthorsOnMastodon #MastoWriters #Synecdoche
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CAW Term of the Week - Synecdoche
#CAW #CartersvilleAreaWriters #CartersvilleAreaWritersGroup #CAWTofW #CAWTermOfTheWeek #TermoftheWeek #TofW #WritingCommunity #Writers #Authors #WritingTips #WritingLife #WritersOfMastodon #WritersOnMastodon #AuthorsOfMastodon #AuthorsOnMastodon #MastoWriters #Synecdoche
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CAW Term of the Week - Synecdoche
#CAW #CartersvilleAreaWriters #CartersvilleAreaWritersGroup #CAWTofW #CAWTermOfTheWeek #TermoftheWeek #TofW #WritingCommunity #Writers #Authors #WritingTips #WritingLife #WritersOfMastodon #WritersOnMastodon #AuthorsOfMastodon #AuthorsOnMastodon #MastoWriters #Synecdoche
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#synecdoche involves replacing a specific part of something with the whole.
#metonymy involves replacing a word or phrase with a related one.
For example, “stars and stripes” is a synecdoche for the American flag because these are part of the flag.
On the other hand, “the crown” is a metonymy for the monarchy
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#synecdoche involves replacing a specific part of something with the whole.
#metonymy involves replacing a word or phrase with a related one.
For example, “stars and stripes” is a synecdoche for the American flag because these are part of the flag.
On the other hand, “the crown” is a metonymy for the monarchy
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#synecdoche involves replacing a specific part of something with the whole.
#metonymy involves replacing a word or phrase with a related one.
For example, “stars and stripes” is a synecdoche for the American flag because these are part of the flag.
On the other hand, “the crown” is a metonymy for the monarchy
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#synecdoche involves replacing a specific part of something with the whole.
#metonymy involves replacing a word or phrase with a related one.
For example, “stars and stripes” is a synecdoche for the American flag because these are part of the flag.
On the other hand, “the crown” is a metonymy for the monarchy
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#synecdoche involves replacing a specific part of something with the whole.
#metonymy involves replacing a word or phrase with a related one.
For example, “stars and stripes” is a synecdoche for the American flag because these are part of the flag.
On the other hand, “the crown” is a metonymy for the monarchy
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Opened a book today to find a lovely reminder from an old project.
This little tear-off pull tab from a telephone pole flyer for the Jejune Institute conjures up so many memories.
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Opened a book today to find a lovely reminder from an old project.
This little tear-off pull tab from a telephone pole flyer for the Jejune Institute conjures up so many memories.
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Opened a book today to find a lovely reminder from an old project.
This little tear-off pull tab from a telephone pole flyer for the Jejune Institute conjures up so many memories.
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Opened a book today to find a lovely reminder from an old project.
This little tear-off pull tab from a telephone pole flyer for the Jejune Institute conjures up so many memories.
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Opened a book today to find a lovely reminder from an old project.
This little tear-off pull tab from a telephone pole flyer for the Jejune Institute conjures up so many memories.
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This has been a problem for me all my life. When I ask for clarification on ambiguous questions/assignments, I've been called a smartass or a dumbass and am chided for not understanding the obvious. I've been called a disturber or told to use my brain. It's left me paranoid and wondering if subconsciously I am doing this on purpose. A lifetime of gaslighting.
The same thing goes when people use synecdoche and I think they're being literal. As an example, years ago, my in-laws, a military family, were talking about war and said "when we were in the Middle East." Confused, I said, "oh, I hadn't realized you lived there too."
This made them blow up at me because apparently I was supposed to know the "we" meant the Canadian military in general, and not my in-laws.
#ActuallyAutistic #literal #synecdoche -
This has been a problem for me all my life. When I ask for clarification on ambiguous questions/assignments, I've been called a smartass or a dumbass and am chided for not understanding the obvious. I've been called a disturber or told to use my brain. It's left me paranoid and wondering if subconsciously I am doing this on purpose. A lifetime of gaslighting.
The same thing goes when people use synecdoche and I think they're being literal. As an example, years ago, my in-laws, a military family, were talking about war and said "when we were in the Middle East." Confused, I said, "oh, I hadn't realized you lived there too."
This made them blow up at me because apparently I was supposed to know the "we" meant the Canadian military in general, and not my in-laws.
#ActuallyAutistic #literal #synecdoche -
This has been a problem for me all my life. When I ask for clarification on ambiguous questions/assignments, I've been called a smartass or a dumbass and am chided for not understanding the obvious. I've been called a disturber or told to use my brain. It's left me paranoid and wondering if subconsciously I am doing this on purpose. A lifetime of gaslighting.
The same thing goes when people use synecdoche and I think they're being literal. As an example, years ago, my in-laws, a military family, were talking about war and said "when we were in the Middle East." Confused, I said, "oh, I hadn't realized you lived there too."
This made them blow up at me because apparently I was supposed to know the "we" meant the Canadian military in general, and not my in-laws.
#ActuallyAutistic #literal #synecdoche -
This has been a problem for me all my life. When I ask for clarification on ambiguous questions/assignments, I've been called a smartass or a dumbass and am chided for not understanding the obvious. I've been called a disturber or told to use my brain. It's left me paranoid and wondering if subconsciously I am doing this on purpose. A lifetime of gaslighting.
The same thing goes when people use synecdoche and I think they're being literal. As an example, years ago, my in-laws, a military family, were talking about war and said "when we were in the Middle East." Confused, I said, "oh, I hadn't realized you lived there too."
This made them blow up at me because apparently I was supposed to know the "we" meant the Canadian military in general, and not my in-laws.
#ActuallyAutistic #literal #synecdoche -
This has been a problem for me all my life. When I ask for clarification on ambiguous questions/assignments, I've been called a smartass or a dumbass and am chided for not understanding the obvious. I've been called a disturber or told to use my brain. It's left me paranoid and wondering if subconsciously I am doing this on purpose. A lifetime of gaslighting.
The same thing goes when people use synecdoche and I think they're being literal. As an example, years ago, my in-laws, a military family, were talking about war and said "when we were in the Middle East." Confused, I said, "oh, I hadn't realized you lived there too."
This made them blow up at me because apparently I was supposed to know the "we" meant the Canadian military in general, and not my in-laws.
#ActuallyAutistic #literal #synecdoche -
@CptnTiller "Synecdoche, New York" called and has some words... #synecdoche
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@CptnTiller "Synecdoche, New York" called and has some words... #synecdoche
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@CptnTiller "Synecdoche, New York" called and has some words... #synecdoche
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@ethanschoonover @gikiski Oh man, “synecdoche” sent me racing to the dictionary! Never heard it before! Love it! #synecdoche
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@ethanschoonover @gikiski Oh man, “synecdoche” sent me racing to the dictionary! Never heard it before! Love it! #synecdoche
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@ethanschoonover @gikiski Oh man, “synecdoche” sent me racing to the dictionary! Never heard it before! Love it! #synecdoche
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@ethanschoonover @gikiski Oh man, “synecdoche” sent me racing to the dictionary! Never heard it before! Love it! #synecdoche
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@ethanschoonover @gikiski Oh man, “synecdoche” sent me racing to the dictionary! Never heard it before! Love it! #synecdoche
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Anyone have a synecdoche for a tree. I don't want to use 'a piece' or a branch etc.) but there has to be something that works. #Words
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Anyone have a synecdoche for a tree. I don't want to use 'a piece' or a branch etc.) but there has to be something that works. #Words
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Anyone have a synecdoche for a tree. I don't want to use 'a piece' or a branch etc.) but there has to be something that works. #Words
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Anyone have a synecdoche for a tree. I don't want to use 'a piece' or a branch etc.) but there has to be something that works. #Words
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Anyone have a synecdoche for a tree. I don't want to use 'a piece' or a branch etc.) but there has to be something that works. #Words
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We don't only give hot political takes on here, we also write reviews from the perspective of an acid head. This old one is getting clicks today so we wanted to boost it further: https://www.tomwiththeweather.org/2022/08/09/the-rehearsal-a-review-of-synecdoche-new-york/. It's our attempt to show the parallels between the amazing film Synecdoche, New York by Charlie Kaufmann and the mind blowing television show The Rehearsal by the famously Canadian Nathan Fielder. Think that sounds insane? We're just getting started. #TheRehearsal #Synecdoche #Movies #Television
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Jock in a jock. Jock²
My kind of math. -
Jock in a jock. Jock²
My kind of math. -
Jock in a jock. Jock²
My kind of math.