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Life, love and theory: a verse-chronicle

Textual Practice, 2016
I am indeed amazed when I consider how weak my mind is and how prone to error. (Descartes, Discourse on the Method) It is only prudent never to place complete confidence in that by which we have ev...
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Pairs and triplets

2009
All metrical verse involves the measurement of the line; in this paper we show that the line is measured by grouping syllables into pairs or triplets (feet), which are further grouped into pairs or triplets. The grouping is accomplished by iterative rules which build a metrical grid from the line.
Fabb, Nigel, Halle, Morris
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Verily, in Verse: Giambattista Vico's Theory of Poetic Wisdom

2023
The following article is but a brief discussion on the theory of "Poetic Wisdom," the primary philosophical contribution of the Early Modern thinker, Giambattista Vico (1668-1744).
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Life as a stream and the psychology of “moment” in Hafiz’ verse: Application of the blending theory

Journal of Pragmatics, 2008
Abstract One of the main interpretations of life as a poetic metaphorical concept is a stream or a river . In this article we analyze a well-known verse by Hafiz of Shiraz in which life has been conceptualized as a stream, utilizing domain mapping as well as blending theories of metaphor.
Fatemeh Keshavarz   +1 more
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How Final Can a Theory of Verse Be? Toward a Pragmatics of Metrics

Poetics Today, 1995
In this paper I present an in-depth discussion and critique of Eske Bockelmann's Propddeutik einer endlich giiltigen Theorie von den deutschen Versen, which proposes a radical revision of metrical theory from an anti-essentialist perspective that has been avoided by most metrists to date.
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Introduction to Metrics: The Theory of Verse

Books Abroad, 1967
James Bailey   +4 more
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Reforming Verse, Uplifting Society: The Labor Theory of Poetic Value

2011
The man looked familiar. He stood in a rectangular field of sod, stones, and thistles. Legs squared, shoulders rounded, he leaned on a curved wooden handle. As Edwin Markham stared at the farmer in Jean Francois Millet’s painting “The Man with a Hoe,” he recalled the back-breaking chores on his mother’s farm. Years later when he traveled throughout the
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