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In literary studies the blazon (French blason) is a poetic form that itemises and praises the parts of a subject (most famously a woman's body, feature by feature), flourishing in Renaissance French and English verse. Vickers's 1981 Diana described: Scattered woman and scattered rhyme analyses how this cataloguing fragments its subject into a list of prized parts. The referent is a rhetorical convention of enumeration in poetry, tied to heraldry only through the shared idea of a formal description, and sometimes answered by the contre-blason that mocks the form.[1]
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