Linguistics and Literary StyleDonald C. Freeman |
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... sound changes corresponding to rules ( 3 ) through ( 7 ) took place , the existing body of poetry was reinterpreted by successive gen- erations of singers as metrically based on abstract , non - phonetic forms of a fixed kind , namely ...
... sound changes corresponding to rules ( 3 ) through ( 7 ) took place , the existing body of poetry was reinterpreted by successive gen- erations of singers as metrically based on abstract , non - phonetic forms of a fixed kind , namely ...
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... sound , rather than a system of logical or " grammatical " categories , could we see that the features of sound so essential to verse were more than decorative or aesthetic elements . They are , in fact , the flesh and bones of the ...
... sound , rather than a system of logical or " grammatical " categories , could we see that the features of sound so essential to verse were more than decorative or aesthetic elements . They are , in fact , the flesh and bones of the ...
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... sound : metrical pattern , sound - pattern of speech , and the sound - pattern of the line of verse created by the tension between the first two struc- tures . There are three chief possibilities of relation : a loose metrical pattern ...
... sound : metrical pattern , sound - pattern of speech , and the sound - pattern of the line of verse created by the tension between the first two struc- tures . There are three chief possibilities of relation : a loose metrical pattern ...
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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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