Style in LanguageThomas Albert Sebeok M.I.T. Press, 1966 - 470 páginas |
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... grammatical opposi- tions . In the Slavic languages , for example , thematic contrasts can be highlighted by the use of different aspects or genders . Rhymes may hinge on similar derivational and grammatical suffixes or may emphasize ...
... grammatical opposi- tions . In the Slavic languages , for example , thematic contrasts can be highlighted by the use of different aspects or genders . Rhymes may hinge on similar derivational and grammatical suffixes or may emphasize ...
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... grammatical than a sentence that violates only a more specific rule . Any discourse , then , may be described in terms of its grammaticalness , that is , the generality of the rules which are suspended and the frequency with which they ...
... grammatical than a sentence that violates only a more specific rule . Any discourse , then , may be described in terms of its grammaticalness , that is , the generality of the rules which are suspended and the frequency with which they ...
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... ( 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 impression that the " sense " and the " grammatical form " are the same thing ...
... ( 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 impression that the " sense " and the " grammatical form " are the same thing ...
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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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