Style in LanguageThomas Albert Sebeok M.I.T. Press, 1966 - 470 páginas |
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... suggested ( 286 ) may serve as a framework . We may distinguish , as Morris proposes , three areas : ( 1 ) ... suggests ( 150 ) , “ if we consider words or morphemes A and B to be more different in meaning than A and C , then we will often ...
... suggested ( 286 ) may serve as a framework . We may distinguish , as Morris proposes , three areas : ( 1 ) ... suggests ( 150 ) , “ if we consider words or morphemes A and B to be more different in meaning than A and C , then we will often ...
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... suggest that it is itself a full phonemic clause or that it is to be divided in such a way that a phonemic clause occurs at its end . As an example , compare Donne's first lines with Pope's version : Donne Well ; I may now receive , and ...
... suggest that it is itself a full phonemic clause or that it is to be divided in such a way that a phonemic clause occurs at its end . As an example , compare Donne's first lines with Pope's version : Donne Well ; I may now receive , and ...
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... suggest that these words are frequently — for example , as I have just been using them — unfortunate because they are too general , because they name alike processes that may need to be recognized as differing importantly from case to ...
... suggest that these words are frequently — for example , as I have just been using them — unfortunate because they are too general , because they name alike processes that may need to be recognized as differing importantly from case to ...
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PART ONE POETIC PROCESS AND LITERARY ANALYSIS | 2 |
PART | 25 |
PART THREE | 55 |
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