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JamesClarke Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary

Conventions and Connotations

I'm having trouble separating these two, what is the difference?

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Can you explain where your confusion is coming from? They are very different words.

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Can you explain where your confusion is coming from? They are very different words.
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I am writing about representation, from what I gather, Conventions and Connotations are both 'what something is associated with'. I seem to get the idea that conventions are more of a strict series of rules to define a genre or category. For example, a convention of the horror genre may be dull lighting. A connotation, on the other hand could be more board such as black representing evil and whit
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