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... complex poetic structures , however , a dichotomy need not neces- sarily result . Instead , PS would mark the parallelism and anto- nyms noted in ( 9 ) and would assign a higher value to this couplet than to ( 11 ) Die Mühen der Gebirge ...
... complex poetic structures , however , a dichotomy need not neces- sarily result . Instead , PS would mark the parallelism and anto- nyms noted in ( 9 ) and would assign a higher value to this couplet than to ( 11 ) Die Mühen der Gebirge ...
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... complex sentences are produced and the manner in which complex sen- tences are related to simple source sentences . The amount of complexity , it follows , is an indication of how an author employs the rules of his language ; and by ...
... complex sentences are produced and the manner in which complex sen- tences are related to simple source sentences . The amount of complexity , it follows , is an indication of how an author employs the rules of his language ; and by ...
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... complex actualization of the metrical pattern . Thus a line in which each position is occupied by a single syllable and in which each even position is actualized by a stress maximum is deemed neutral . Lines , however , which exhibit ...
... complex actualization of the metrical pattern . Thus a line in which each position is occupied by a single syllable and in which each even position is actualized by a stress maximum is deemed neutral . Lines , however , which exhibit ...
Contents
Linguistic Approaches to Literature Donald C | 3 |
Linguistics and Literary History Leo Spitzer | 21 |
Standard Language and Poetic Language | 40 |
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