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... words . It is around the use of words that a logical discussion of the method of gaining poetic effects will have to be built . Words , as has been stated above ( Cf. Chapter I ) , may be used to state , to persuade , or to suggest . When ...
... words . It is around the use of words that a logical discussion of the method of gaining poetic effects will have to be built . Words , as has been stated above ( Cf. Chapter I ) , may be used to state , to persuade , or to suggest . When ...
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... words used to per- suade or to suggest . They are : connotative , emotive , and poetic . Thus , there are two main classes of words : first , that class which is used to denote or to state , which may be described as the prosaic ...
... words used to per- suade or to suggest . They are : connotative , emotive , and poetic . Thus , there are two main classes of words : first , that class which is used to denote or to state , which may be described as the prosaic ...
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... word , it is almost impossible for an educated adult to exclude all emotive suggestiveness from the words he uses . To take some popular examples we may cite that " obvious " carries with it the idea of being in the way ; " sincere ...
... word , it is almost impossible for an educated adult to exclude all emotive suggestiveness from the words he uses . To take some popular examples we may cite that " obvious " carries with it the idea of being in the way ; " sincere ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 7 |
The Meanings of Poetry | 15 |
Poetry from the Standpoint of the Poet | 24 |
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