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Metaphor & Figuration

Allusion

uh-LOO-zhun / əˈluːʒən

Referring to another text, event, or figure without fully explaining it. Recognizing the reference adds associations that the passage leaves unstated.

"all men are created equal" inside the Gettysburg Address — importing the Declaration.

Don't confuse it with Metalepsis. Quotation announces its borrowing; allusion smuggles it. Metalepsis is allusion at a further remove, referencing through a chain.

Drill its family — Metaphor & Figuration

Examples

After opening the forbidden file, she wished she had left Pandora’s box shut.
Practice example · written for this exercise

Pandora’s box invokes a prior myth about releasing troubles.

Often used alongside this device

Explore devices that often appear in the same passages as allusion.

Anaphora 8 Parenthesis 7 Passive Voice 6 Parallelism 5 Metaphor 5 Paradox 5 Asyndeton 4 Litotes 4

The rest of the family

Metaphor Simile Catachresis Metonymy Synecdoche Personification Prosopopoeia Pathetic Fallacy Transferred Epithet / Hypallage Metalepsis Symbol Mythopoesis