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EXPANSION |
to lengthen-to make bigger |
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DIMINUATION |
to reduce in size |
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MIRRORING |
put on other side |
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RETROGRADE |
reverse - going from back to front |
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DEVELOPMENT |
isolating a small portion and building
a new
phrase based on that material |
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TRANSFORMATION |
personality change, change of emphasis
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TRANSPOSITION |
exchange body parts |
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CHANGE
LEVEL |
low, medium, high |
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SPLICING |
inserting new ideas |
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EMBELLISHMENT |
adding
new ideas on |
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ACCUMULATION |
building
the phrase |
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TEXTURAL
FOCUS |
isolation
of the underlying texture of the phrase and developing that |
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DECONSTRUCT |
pull
the phrase apart |
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RECONSTRUCT |
together
in a new form |
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REPETITION |
repeat
sections of |
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CANON |
"round" |
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