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The salient differences , perhaps , are these : ( 1 ) Whereas content analysis is concerned more with lexical choices than structural choices ( i.e. , in what is talked about rather than in how it is talked about ) , the reverse is true ...
The salient differences , perhaps , are these : ( 1 ) Whereas content analysis is concerned more with lexical choices than structural choices ( i.e. , in what is talked about rather than in how it is talked about ) , the reverse is true ...
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For example , Osgood states that the study of style concerns the variable features of the code . ... but the study of style is not concerned with such a selection , while the choice of the active construction “ they attacked him " or ...
For example , Osgood states that the study of style concerns the variable features of the code . ... but the study of style is not concerned with such a selection , while the choice of the active construction “ they attacked him " or ...
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Mr. Jakobson eloquently discussed the relation between the linguist's concern and the concern of the poet and critic . ... A psychologist studies the individual organism ; he is not concerned with anything beyond a particular person at ...
Mr. Jakobson eloquently discussed the relation between the linguist's concern and the concern of the poet and critic . ... A psychologist studies the individual organism ; he is not concerned with anything beyond a particular person at ...
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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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