Which figures of speech were used for the following titles?

Dead Souls – metaphor/synecdoche;

The Great Gatsby – alliteration;

Angels and Demons – antithesis;

East of Eden - assonance, allusion;

Pride and Prejudice – alliteration;

One Thousand and One Nights – allusion;

Cloud Atlas – metaphor;

Midnight’s Children – allusion;

Master and Margarita – alliteration;

The Buddha of the Suburbia – irony, allusion;

Songs of Innocence and Experience – antithesis;

Life is a Dream – metaphor;

Dubliners – synecdoche;

As You Like It – simile;

The Wind in the Willows – alliteration;

Frankenstein, or the Modern Prometheus – allusion;

War and Peace – antithesis;

A Woman Killed with Kindness – alliteration, oxymoron;

Tender Is the Night – personification;

Foe – irony, allusion; Daniel Defoe`s Robinson Crusoe

The Call of the Wild – personification;

Like Water for Chocolate – simile;

Ulysses – allusion;