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poem the particular nexus of sound and meaning seems appropriate and effective to English speakers . Bolinger has assembled many examples of the goings - on of association between sound and meaning in English ( 35 , passim ) , and Louis ...
poem the particular nexus of sound and meaning seems appropriate and effective to English speakers . Bolinger has assembled many examples of the goings - on of association between sound and meaning in English ( 35 , passim ) , and Louis ...
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I have not found the weighting of sounds so sensitive , or permissible metrical alternatives so common , that a different ... a sound that otherwise was not , or to remove from among the dominant sounds one that otherwise ranked high .
I have not found the weighting of sounds so sensitive , or permissible metrical alternatives so common , that a different ... a sound that otherwise was not , or to remove from among the dominant sounds one that otherwise ranked high .
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Mr. Hymes's paper discusses the general problem of sound symbolism in poetry very perceptively . We seem all agreed that it would be a mistake to dismiss this problem : certainly sound symbolism is a factor in much poetry .
Mr. Hymes's paper discusses the general problem of sound symbolism in poetry very perceptively . We seem all agreed that it would be a mistake to dismiss this problem : certainly sound symbolism is a factor in much poetry .
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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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