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The Application of Linguistics to the Study of Poetic Language SOL SAPORTA
THE PROBLEM : THE RELATION OF LANGUAGE TO POETRY Before we make
any statements about the application of linguistics to the study of poetry ( or ...
The Application of Linguistics to the Study of Poetic Language SOL SAPORTA
THE PROBLEM : THE RELATION OF LANGUAGE TO POETRY Before we make
any statements about the application of linguistics to the study of poetry ( or ...
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Hopkins ' subsequent question , “ but is all verse poetry ? ” can be definitely
answered as soon as poetic function ceases to be arbitrarily confined to the
domain of poetry . Mnemonic lines cited by Hopkins ( like “ Thirty days hath
September " ) ...
Hopkins ' subsequent question , “ but is all verse poetry ? ” can be definitely
answered as soon as poetic function ceases to be arbitrarily confined to the
domain of poetry . Mnemonic lines cited by Hopkins ( like “ Thirty days hath
September " ) ...
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is largely a matter of the poet ' s intention . The problem of synchrony and
diachrony , raised by Mr . Hollander , is also pertinent here , because it shows the
difference between nonpoetic language and poetry . Mr . Hollander says that
poetry is ...
is largely a matter of the poet ' s intention . The problem of synchrony and
diachrony , raised by Mr . Hollander , is also pertinent here , because it shows the
difference between nonpoetic language and poetry . Mr . Hollander says that
poetry is ...
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
PART TWO STYLE IN FOLK NARRATIVE | 25 |
PART THREE LINGUISTIC APPROACHES TO VERBAL | 55 |
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