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The Use of Alliteration in a Norwegian Medieval Law – just for Fun?
European Journal of Scandinavian Studies, 2019The article explores the use of alliteration in an ecclesiastical law from medieval Norway. While earlier scholars considered alliteration to be a remnant from preliterate times, von See’s and Ehrhardt’s studies revealed that alliteration was more ...
Torgeir Landro
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Action in Teacher Education, 2018
Developing preservice and inservice teachers’ sociopolitical consciousness remains an important part of supporting the success of P-12 student experiences.
Vera L. Stenhouse, C. Bentley
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Developing preservice and inservice teachers’ sociopolitical consciousness remains an important part of supporting the success of P-12 student experiences.
Vera L. Stenhouse, C. Bentley
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ALLITERATION AND ASSONANCE AS A MEANS OF PHONETIC INFLUENCE
Вестник Международного Университета Кыргызстана, 2022M. Alieva
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2011
Alliteration is a very important compulsory stylistic aspect of Somali poetry along with metrical structure. It is always word initial and the same sound must be sustained throughout the whole poem in every line or halfline according the metrical structure. This chapter presents the principles of how this system works: which sounds alliterate with each
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Alliteration is a very important compulsory stylistic aspect of Somali poetry along with metrical structure. It is always word initial and the same sound must be sustained throughout the whole poem in every line or halfline according the metrical structure. This chapter presents the principles of how this system works: which sounds alliterate with each
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Peabody Journal of Education, 1959
(1959). Wide‐ranging alliteration. Peabody Journal of Education: Vol. 37, No. 1, pp. 29-35.
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(1959). Wide‐ranging alliteration. Peabody Journal of Education: Vol. 37, No. 1, pp. 29-35.
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Abstract Poetic devices—alliteration, assonance, consonance, and repetition—have a place in legal writing. Good writing has a rhythm, just like good music. Readers, in a sense, hear the words they see as their eyes move down the page, so repeated sounds make the lines stand out because they are more lyrical.
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