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Sorry, I can’t tell if this is sarcastic. Well I think it has a kernel of truth that overstates it for rhetorical flair. I’m willing to believe the phrase “tro
by bee_rider 10mo ago
Sorry, I can’t tell if this is sarcastic. Well I think it has a kernel of truth that overstates it for rhetorical flair.
I’m willing to believe the phrase “trope” wasn’t invented in 1957 if that’s what you are saying. But surely they had the idea of popular little trends in contemporary literature.
The must have known they were writing pulp sci-fi. At least when they got their copies they could feel the texture!
- lanstin 10mo agoTrope comes from classical Latin.
- onraglanroad 10mo agoIt comes from Greek "tropos"