Method of repetition (rhetoric technique)

The method of repetition (はんぷくほう, repetition) is rhetoric technique to bring emphasis by an author repeating the same word, words, phrase in poetry, literature, rhetoric.

• I do it whether a short coat worn by ancient woman is a short coat worn by ancient woman short coat worn by ancient woman again, but a short coat worn by ancient woman becomes though I pass and do it

-- Japanese beauty-berry『The Tale of Genji』「Royal visit」

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Kind of the method of repetition

Epizeuxis

The details refer to "epizeuxis"

I say the accumulative clause method, word with a double phoneme method. Repeat it without anything sandwiching the same word between.

Conduplicatio

Letting various places repeat the same words through a paragraph.

Anadiplosis

The details refer to "an anadiplosis"

Of a sentence in front or the last words next sentence of the knob or the gnarl letting it's first, repeat it.

Anaphora

The details refer to "anaphora"

Letting you repeat the same words at the top of the gnarl next to each other.

Epistrophe

The details refer to "epistrophe"

The same words letting you repeat it in the last of consecutive sentences or the melody.

Mesodiplosis

Letting you repeat the same words in the middle of each sentence or each melody.

隔語句反復

The details refer to "隔語句反復"

The same words being repeated in the beginning and end of the sentence.

Diaphora

The repetition of the name. I inform news and the meaning in people describing it first.

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