Linguistics and Literary StyleDonald C. Freeman |
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... verse in its metrical form . Scansion does not establish the verse - rhythm as metre ; that is done , if at all , in the hearing of the verse ; and scansion has to show how it is done . Since what is actually heard in verse is the ...
... verse in its metrical form . Scansion does not establish the verse - rhythm as metre ; that is done , if at all , in the hearing of the verse ; and scansion has to show how it is done . Since what is actually heard in verse is the ...
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... verse in the formative years 1557-1580 is largely a matter of the shifting and clarification of the relations between the three structures of sound : metrical pattern , sound - pattern of speech , and the sound - pattern of the line of ...
... verse in the formative years 1557-1580 is largely a matter of the shifting and clarification of the relations between the three structures of sound : metrical pattern , sound - pattern of speech , and the sound - pattern of the line of ...
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... verse . If we assume , however , that the difference attributed to tro- chaic verse is in fact a difference to be found generally in all short - lined verse whether trochaic or iambic , there can be found an explanation for the assumed ...
... verse . If we assume , however , that the difference attributed to tro- chaic verse is in fact a difference to be found generally in all short - lined verse whether trochaic or iambic , there can be found an explanation for the assumed ...
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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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