Linguistics and Literary StyleDonald C. Freeman |
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... nature of the phenomenon is covered up by the automatization of the semantic design of the sentence . Words and sentences appear to follow each other with obvious necessity , as determined only by the nature of the message . Then there ...
... nature of the phenomenon is covered up by the automatization of the semantic design of the sentence . Words and sentences appear to follow each other with obvious necessity , as determined only by the nature of the message . Then there ...
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... nature . Similarly , his reservations about democracy stem partly from a conviction that no good can come of such a loose confederation against natural forces . Shaw's natural law is a social version of the second law of thermo ...
... nature . Similarly , his reservations about democracy stem partly from a conviction that no good can come of such a loose confederation against natural forces . Shaw's natural law is a social version of the second law of thermo ...
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... nature from which it sprung . Mechanism meant mindless , directionless , irresponsible motion : disorder , in short.22 To be sure , it is the appalling caprice of conventional theology , the " superstition of a continual capricious ...
... nature from which it sprung . Mechanism meant mindless , directionless , irresponsible motion : disorder , in short.22 To be sure , it is the appalling caprice of conventional theology , the " superstition of a continual capricious ...
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Linguistic Approaches to Literature Donald C | 3 |
Linguistics and Literary History Leo Spitzer | 21 |
Standard Language and Poetic Language | 40 |
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