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漸層法 (zensouhou) Japanese meaning: climax (rhetoric) | Kotomora
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"Climax" is one of the techniques used in rhetoric.
In this speech, the audience's emotions are heightened through the use of climax.
Kanji 漸 steadily, gradually advancing, finally 層 stratum, social class, layer Related words 修しゅう 辞じ 法ほう 修辞法 is a general term for rhetorical devices, while 漸層法 specifically refers to climax or gradation.
クライマックス クライマックス is a common loanword for the peak of a story or event, whereas 漸層法 is a technical rhetorical term for the gradual buildup to that peak.
Etymology Compound of 漸 (gradual), 層 (layer), and 法 (method), likely a Meiji-era coinage as a translation of Western rhetorical terms. The exact derivation is uncertain.
