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If someone is looking at this page and wants to review lists- you'll want to hit the edit button.  Please don't change anything though w/o asking first. Thanks.
If someone is looking at this page and wants to review lists- you'll want to hit the edit button.  Please don't change anything though w/o asking first. Thanks.
 
*I'm thinking you'd roll a d6 to determine the number of required devices to see used in the theme. Roll a 3 on d6 and end up with  (Alliteration/Anti-Hero/Fable)
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A possible way to link definitions to the devices one tabled-
A possible way to link definitions to the devices one tabled-
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Anacoluthon
Anacoluthon
Anadiplosis
Anadiplosis
Anagram
Anagram
Analogy
Analogy
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Anti-Climax
Anti-Climax
Anti-Hero
Anti-Hero
Antimetabole
Antimetabole
Antiphrasis
Antiphrasis
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Apostrophe
Apostrophe
Archaism
Archaism
Archetype
Archetype
Argument
Argument
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Cacophony
Cacophony
Cadence
Cadence
Caricature
Caricature
Catachresis
Catachresis
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Cliffhanger
Cliffhanger
Climax
Climax
Colloquialism
Colloquialism
Comparison
Comparison
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Denotation
Denotation
Denouement
Denouement
Deus Ex Machina
Deus Ex Machina
Dialect
Dialect
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Elegy
Elegy
Elision
Elision
Ellipsis
Ellipsis
End-Stopped Line
End-Stopped Line
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Epithet
Epithet
Epizeuxis
Epizeuxis
Eristic
Eristic
Ethos
Ethos
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Fable
Fable
Fallacy
Fallacy
Flash Forward
Flash Forward
Flashback
Flashback
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Homograph
Homograph
Homophone
Homophone
Hubris
Hubris
Hyperbaton
Hyperbaton
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Induction
Induction
Inference
Inference
Innuendo
Innuendo
Internal Rhyme
Internal Rhyme
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Kenning
Kenning
Kinesthesia
Kinesthesia
Line Break
Line Break
Litotes
Litotes
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Mood
Mood
Motif
Motif
Narrative
Narrative
Nemesis
Nemesis
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Parallelism
Parallelism
Paraprosdokian
Paraprosdokian
Parataxis
Parataxis
Parody
Parody
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Periphrasis
Periphrasis
Persona
Persona
Personification
Personification
Pleonasm
Pleonasm
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Prologue
Prologue
Prose
Prose
Prosthesis
Prosthesis
Protagonist
Protagonist
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Rhetorical Question
Rhetorical Question
Rhyme
Rhyme
Rhythm
Rhythm
Sarcasm
Sarcasm
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Snark
Snark
Solecism
Solecism
Soliloquy
Soliloquy
Sonnet
Sonnet
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Syncope
Syncope
Synecdoche
Synecdoche
Synesis
Synesis
Synesthesia
Synesthesia
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Tragedy
Tragedy
Tragicomedy
Tragicomedy
Tragic Flaw
Tragic Flaw
Transition
Transition
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Verse
Verse
Villanelle
Villanelle
Zeugma
Zeugma
Zoomorphism
Zoomorphism
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Themes:
Themes:
Beauty of simplicity
Beauty of simplicity
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Revision as of 08:07, 20 January 2015

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  • Create a header using the circles title: The Mystical Library of Atlantis (I think that's what was wanted)
  • Define the circles goals and break down the main ponts
  • Generate table for Devices and Themes
  • Create Sidebar featuring ships logo and links to wiki pages containing the Theme/Device and Month/Year (Love & Hate/Haiku/May15) or similar
  • Place recruiting link in a good spot


If someone is looking at this page and wants to review lists- you'll want to hit the edit button. Please don't change anything though w/o asking first. Thanks.

  • I'm thinking you'd roll a d6 to determine the number of required devices to see used in the theme. Roll a 3 on d6 and end up with (Alliteration/Anti-Hero/Fable)


A possible way to link definitions to the devices one tabled- Accumulation
Literary Devices-- Accumulation Ad Hominem Adynaton Allegory Alliteration Allusion Ambiguity Anachronism Anacoluthon Anadiplosis

Anagram Analogy Anapest Anaphora Anecdote Antagonist Antanaclasis Anthropomorphism Anti-Climax Anti-Hero

Antimetabole Antiphrasis Antistrophe Antithesis Aphorism Aphorismus Aporia Aposiopesis Apostrophe Archaism

Archetype Argument Assonance Asyndeton Ballad Bathos Bildungsroman Blank Verse Cacophony Cadence

Caricature Catachresis Catharsis Characterization Chiasmus Circumlocution Claim Cliché Cliffhanger Climax

Colloquialism Comparison Conceit Concession Conflict Connotation Consonance Couplet Denotation Denouement

Deus Ex Machina Dialect Diction Didacticism Discourse Doppelganger Double Entendre Dysphemism Elegy Elision

Ellipsis End-Stopped Line Enjambment Epigraph Epilogue Epiphany Epiphora Epistrophe Epithet Epizeuxis

Eristic Ethos Euphemism Euphony Evidence Exemplum Exposition Extended Metaphor Fable Fallacy

Flash Forward Flashback Foil Foreshadowing Free Verse Haiku Half Rhyme Hamartia Homograph Homophone

Hubris Hyperbaton Hyperbole Hypophora Hypotaxis Iamb Idiom Imagery Induction Inference

Innuendo Internal Rhyme Invective Inversion Irony Isocolon Jargon Juxtaposition Kenning Kinesthesia

Line Break Litotes Logos Malapropism Meiosis Metalepsis Metaphor Metonymy Mood Motif

Narrative Nemesis Non Sequitur Onomatopoeia Oxymoron Palindrome Paradox Paralipsis Parallelism Paraprosdokian

Parataxis Parody Paronomasia Parrhesia Pastiche Pathetic Fallacy Pathos Pentameter Periphrasis Persona

Personification Pleonasm Plot Poetic Justice Point of View Polyptoton Polysyndeton Portmanteau Prologue Prose

Prosthesis Protagonist Pun Red Herring Reductio Ad Absurdum Refutation Repetition Rhetoric Rhetorical Question Rhyme

Rhythm Sarcasm Satire Self Fulfilling Prophecy Sesquipedalian Sibilance Simile Slang Snark Solecism

Soliloquy Sonnet Stanza Stream of Consciousness Style Superlative Syllogism Symbolism Syncope Synecdoche

Synesis Synesthesia Syntax Tautology Theme Thesis Tmesis Tone Tragedy Tragicomedy

Tragic Flaw Transition Trimeter Truism Understatement Utopia Verisimilitude Verse Villanelle

Zeugma Zoomorphism


Nul 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1 Accumulation Ad Hominem Adynaton Allegory Alliteration Allusion Ambiguity Anachronism Anacoluthon Anadiplosis



Themes: Beauty of simplicity Capitalism – effect on the individual Change of power - necessity Change versus tradition Chaos and order Character – destruction, building up Circle of life Coming of age Communication – verbal and nonverbal Companionship as salvation Convention and rebellion Dangers of ignorance Darkness and light Death – inevitable or tragedy Desire to escape Destruction of beauty Disillusionment and dreams Displacement Empowerment Emptiness of attaining false dream Everlasting love Evils of racism Facing darkness Facing reality Fading beauty Faith versus doubt Family – blessing or curse Fate and free will Fear of failure Female roles Fulfillment Good versus bad Greed as downfall Growing up – pain or pleasure Hazards of passing judgment Heartbreak of betrayal Heroism – real and perceived Hierarchy in nature Identity crisis Illusion of power Immortality Individual versus society Inner versus outer strength Injustice Isolation Isolationism - hazards Knowledge versus ignorance Loneliness as destructive force Losing hope Loss of innocence Lost honor Lost love Love and sacrifice Man against nature Manipulation Materialism as downfall Motherhood Names – power and significance Nationalism – complications Nature as beauty Necessity of work Oppression of women Optimism – power or folly Overcoming – fear, weakness, vice Patriotism – positive side or complications Power and corruption Power of silence Power of tradition Power of wealth Power of words Pride and downfall Progress – real or illusion Quest for discovery Quest for power Rebirth Reunion Role of men Role of Religion – virtue or hypocrisy Role of women Self – inner and outer Self-awareness Self-preservation Self-reliance Social mobility Technology in society – good or bad Temporary nature of physical beauty Temptation and destruction Totalitarianism Vanity as downfall Vulnerability of the meek Vulnerability of the strong War – glory, necessity, pain, tragedy Will to survive Wisdom of experience Working class struggles Youth and beauty


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Theme and Device(s)


A brief description of this months theme and devices, and potential links to authors and examples.

Number and Title, 1. There is a Monkey in Warp Core

Image Name Description
Liani
Liani h'Rendria lyr'Theel'zhiin Authors Picture First, Authors Name 2nd, and the third box will contain roughly 300 character reaction to the theme/device by the author

((The Author's story))

:: coded for inserting into a wiki

Affirmations for Authors Name Here


Image Name Description
Liani
Liani h'Rendria lyr'Theel'zhiin Pictured of the person Affirming, Full IC name of person affirming, Affirmation at 300 characters or so.


Number and Title, 2. The Caged Tribble Purrs

Image Name Description
Liani
Liani h'Rendria lyr'Theel'zhiin Authors Picture First, Authors Name 2nd, and the third box will contain roughly 300 character reaction to the theme/device by the author

((Rinse and repeat for all authors))