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Superglossary - Literature
Category: General > Literature
Date & country: 11/12/2013, USA Words: 1716
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YahooA coarse, filthy, smelly, bestial, barbaric, bipedal creature only vaguely resembling a human. Jonat
Yahwist TextIn biblical studies, this textual tradition contrasts with the E Text and the P Text appearing in Ge
Yale SchoolA group of critics at Yale University who are known primarily for deconstructionist interpretations-
YardIn theater architecture during the Renaissance, the yard is the central area open to the area in the
YarnAn informal name for a long, rambling story--especially one dealing with adventure or tall-tales. Th
YearbookAn annually published book or journal, especially one containing information or statistics about tha
YeomanIn early Middle English, the term referred to freemen or freeholders, lower-class peasants who had o
Yo-He-Ho TheoryIn linguistics, the idea that language first began as a way to facilitate cooperative labor. Contras
YoghA letter shape used in writing Middle English and some Anglo-Saxon texts. It resembled a letter 'thr
YonicA yonic symbol is a sexualized representation of femininity and reproductive power--particularly thr
Young Man SonnetsThe first seventeen sonnets in the Shakespearean collection published in 1609. These sonnets break t
YuA form of Chinese poetry in mixed meter and short lines, with a five-word line being most common. Th
ZaniA stock character in the commedia dell'arte, the zani was a buffoonish servant, a jester, a butt of
ZeitgeistThe preferences, fashions, and trends that characterize the intangible essence of a specific histori
ZeugmaArtfully using a single verb to refer to two different objects grammatically, or artfully using an a
ZoharA medieval commentary on the Pentateuch appearing in several books written in Aramaic and Hebrew, wi