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by David Levine


        , n. (None). Some of the People, All of the Time. In , n. n+1 Issue 32: Bad Faith. n+1 Foundation, Inc, pp. 123-152

(noun) a figure of speech consisting of the use of the name of one thing for that of another of which it is an attribute or with which it is associated (as “crown” in “lands belonging to the crown”)

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I had become a metonym for a person.

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I had become a metonym for a person.

—p.143 by n+1

notable

5 years, 6 months ago

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Some of the People, All of the Time

I work a lot with affect

metonymy (en)

n+1 Issue 32: Bad Faith by n+1

n+1 Issue 32: Bad Faith by n+1

n+1 Issue 32: Bad Faith by n+1

Some of the People, All of the Time I work a lot with affect

metonymy (en)

n+1 Issue 32: Bad Faith
by n+1

n+1 Issue 32: Bad Faith
by n+1

n+1 Issue 32: Bad Faith
by n+1

Some of the People, All of the Time

I work a lot with affect