Linguistics and Literary StyleDonald C. Freeman |
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... particular poem and is predictive , that is , goes beyond the data . An explicit grammar of a particular poem must not only characterize its language but must show what language is possible ( even if not chosen ) for a particular poem ...
... particular poem and is predictive , that is , goes beyond the data . An explicit grammar of a particular poem must not only characterize its language but must show what language is possible ( even if not chosen ) for a particular poem ...
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... particular French writer in his particular language ? " Leo Spitzer , Linguistics and Literary History , Princeton University Press , 1948 , pages 10-20 , 27-29 . Reprinted by permission of Princeton University Press . It is obvious ...
... particular French writer in his particular language ? " Leo Spitzer , Linguistics and Literary History , Princeton University Press , 1948 , pages 10-20 , 27-29 . Reprinted by permission of Princeton University Press . It is obvious ...
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... particular investigation . If a mature literary - linguistic intuition provides clues , indi- cating certain linguistic features as likely to be of prime impor- tance in establishing a text's particular style , the function of ...
... particular investigation . If a mature literary - linguistic intuition provides clues , indi- cating certain linguistic features as likely to be of prime impor- tance in establishing a text's particular style , the function of ...
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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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