Tag: Rhetorical Devices
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Constructive Ambiguity
Constructive ambiguity in negotiations enables parties to proceed with a shared agreement, despite distinct goals, by allowing room for flexible interpretation and future dialogue.
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Bathos
Bathos denotes a sudden transition from the profound to the trivial, often yielding a comedic outcome. Rooted in Greek origins and popularized by Alexander Pope in the 18th century, this concept spans various mediums, including literature and film, reflecting shifts in cultural aesthetics and values.