Converse of object

• become: The physical image in the mirror spins into a kaleidoscope of literary and visual associations, becoming a radically unstable trope of transition.

• use: I think I'm more trying to use the tropes of the different genres to enliven a kind of mainstream fiction.

• follow: Of the meatier articles, Ann Green's ' To Know Oneself ' follows an all-too-familiar fannish trope: categorizing fans.

• find: Listeners find tropes easy to understand precisely because much of their thinking is constrained by figurative processes.

Adjective modifier

• rhetorical: All rhetorical tropes exist toward such elucidation of thought.

• poetic: This is a poetic way of thinking about it, via the poetic trope of personification.

• familiar: The familiar tropes of female dependency are likewise hard to find even in parallel forms.

• literary: Finally, a narrative reading of Isaiah 53 was offered, with a focus on the literary trope of personification.

• other: Perhaps it is the pre-eminence of work in other tropes by Dutch artists exported to the international arena.

• standard: Of course, the car chase is a standard trope of the Hollywood film, never the traffic jam.

Modifies a noun

• theory: Suppose we are working with a nucleate or kernel version of trope theory.

• bundle: With some further constraints, trope bundles become trope sheaves.

• space: Clearly B, § can now do the work of a trope structure, or generalized trope space.

Noun used with modifier

• darkness: However, the darkness trope is subsumed to characterisation of the film style within an informative toned narrativisation of the film production process.

• master: The master trope for desiring masculinity is Petrarchism, here suggested as a " literary strategy of compensation " ( 134 ).

• killer: Subject matter and genre are defined in terms of the serial killer trope and The Silence of the Lambs.

Possessives

• apologist: Ah, yes -- the ' apologists ' trope.

Preposition: of

• recognition: The reception trope of recognition here exists in the same way that the Roll of Honor films work.

• darkness: Nonetheless, the reviews do organize a semantic field around the trope of darkness with some degree of complexity.

• genre: I think I'm more trying to use the tropes of the different genres to enliven a kind of mainstream fiction.