| A | B |
|---|
| Totalitarianism | the belief that government should have one political party or groups that has TOTAL control over others. |
| Allegory | Extended narrative in which characters, events, & settings REPRESENT qualities, and in which the writer intends a SECOND MEANING to be read beneath the surface of the story. |
| Propaganda | The spreading of ideas or ingo to further ones CAUSE or DAMAGE. (INFLUENCE their opinion) |
| Name Calling | Making one group look bad, focuses on negative aspects. |
| Glittering Generality | CHEESECAKE! No not really. Opposite name calling, makes something look really good. |
| Transfer | Carry over authority, and prestige to something that people want respected. (Hanes underwear-Michael Jordan) |
| Testimonial | Somebody approves of it, and talks about how it helped them. |
| Plain Folk | Person advertising looks like an everyday "plain" person, like yourself. |
| Card Stacking | LIAR LIAR PANTS ON FIRE!!!!! |
| Band Wagon | Everybody else does it, so you should too!! |
| Irony | Exact opposite of what is meant. |
| Sarcasm | Bitter or mocking. |
| Incongruity | You expect something normal, but something strange happens instead. |
| Hyperbole | Extreme EXAGGERATION of something for humorous reasons. |
| Parody | Makes original seem less important, changes the original. |
| Caricature | Exaggeration of something that is CRITICIZED or RIDICULED. |
| Puns | They sound alike, but have different meanings. |
| Satire | Art of criticizing a subject by ridiculing it and evoke toward it an attitude of amusement, contempt or scorn. Much satire has as it's central purpose the reform of persons and situations. |
| Invective | Direct (Saturday Night Live) |
| Menippean | Indirect |
