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By full exploitation of the resources of the linguistic system , the poet is able to arrange his themes or the formal elements , such as rhyme and syntactic parallelism , to coincide with phonemic or grammatical oppositions .
By full exploitation of the resources of the linguistic system , the poet is able to arrange his themes or the formal elements , such as rhyme and syntactic parallelism , to coincide with phonemic or grammatical oppositions .
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The run - on line is defined in Shipley's Dictionary as “ The carrying of the sense ( grammatical form ) in a poem past the end of a line . ... ” I am not sure what the parentheses mean : I hardly think that the author intended to give ...
The run - on line is defined in Shipley's Dictionary as “ The carrying of the sense ( grammatical form ) in a poem past the end of a line . ... ” I am not sure what the parentheses mean : I hardly think that the author intended to give ...
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A poet or poetic school may be oriented toward or against grammatical rhyme ; rhymes must be either grammatical or antigrammatical ; an agrammatical rhyme , indifferent to the relation between sound and grammatical structure , would ...
A poet or poetic school may be oriented toward or against grammatical rhyme ; rhymes must be either grammatical or antigrammatical ; an agrammatical rhyme , indifferent to the relation between sound and grammatical structure , would ...
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
PART ONE POETIC PROCESS AND LITERARY ANALYSIS | 7 |
PART TWO STYLE IN FOLK NARRATIVE | 25 |
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