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A STUDY OF FIGURATIVE LANGUAGES FOUND IN TAYLOR SWIFT’S SONG DEATH BY A…

- - - - “An apparent contradiction that is nevertheless somehow true” – Perrine (1963)
    - - “A symbol combines a literal and sensuous quality with an abstract or suggestive aspect” – Harmon (1996)
    - - “A statement which contains a part of thing to represent the whole thing or vice versa” – Harmanto (2017)
    - - “Personification is a figure of speech in which a thing, an animal, or an abstract, term (truth, nature) is made human” – Kennedy and Gioia (2002)
    - - “Metaphor is a word or expression that in literal usage denotes one kind of thing is applied to a distinctly different kind of thing, without asserting a comparison” – Abrams (1999)
    - - Simile uses “some words or phrases such as like, than, similar to, or resembles” to compare something – Perrine (1963) as cited by Harmanto (2017)
    - - “Apostrophe is a way of addressing someone absent and something which is nonhuman or invisible by calling them” – Harmanto (2017)
    - - “Metonymy uses a thing to represent something else in which both of the things are closely related to one another” – Harmanto (2017)
    - - “A narrative or description that has a second meaning beneath the surface one” – Perrine (1963)
    - - “Exaggeration in the service of truth” – Harmanto (2017)
    - - “Saying opposite of one means” – Perrine (1963)