Style in LanguageThomas Albert Sebeok M.I.T. Press, 1966 - 470 páginas |
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... relevant , and even among those that are relevant , we have to distinguish the basic constitutive factors of meter and the additive - variative ones . The principle according to which we select the metrically relevant linguistic ...
... relevant , and even among those that are relevant , we have to distinguish the basic constitutive factors of meter and the additive - variative ones . The principle according to which we select the metrically relevant linguistic ...
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... relevant in English . 8. The language material used in verse might differ from the “ normal ” use of the language ... relevant . ( Syllable implies both culmination and delimitation ; this latter is not relevant metrically . Even in the ...
... relevant in English . 8. The language material used in verse might differ from the “ normal ” use of the language ... relevant . ( Syllable implies both culmination and delimitation ; this latter is not relevant metrically . Even in the ...
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... relevant features are in general selected among the phone- mically distinctive features . But if a phoneme includes both syllabic and nonsyllabic allophones ( i = j , 1 = 1 ) , this subphonemic distinction is relevant for the verse ...
... relevant features are in general selected among the phone- mically distinctive features . But if a phoneme includes both syllabic and nonsyllabic allophones ( i = j , 1 = 1 ) , this subphonemic distinction is relevant for the verse ...
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PART ONE POETIC PROCESS AND LITERARY ANALYSIS | 2 |
PART | 25 |
PART THREE | 55 |
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