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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"English Letters"”.
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A Comparison of Auditory and Visual Stimuli in a Delayed Matching to Sample Procedure with Adult Humans.
… (S4 and S5) subjects, respectively. Uppercase English letters (S, M, and N) served as comparison stimuli for all subjects. Results show small but systematic effects of the retention interval on accuracy and latency to selection of comparison stimuli. The results fail to show a difference …
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A Comparative Study of Shakespeare’s Periods of Division
… poet’s mind from one production to another. In English letters this has been the accepted practice for Chaucer, with his French, Italian, and English periods, as well as for Spenser, for Milton, for Dryden, for Pope, for Wordsworth, for most Romantic poets, for Browning, and for Tennyson, to …
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ACT-R Based Models For Learning Interactive Layouts
… text entry. The model transcribes the presented English letters on a traditional phone keypad. It predicts the non-movement time to copy a pre-cued letter. It explains the visual exploration strategy that a user may employ in the novice to expert continuum. The second model is a closed-form model …
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A 'long defence against the non-existent' : Englishness in the poetry of Phillip Larkin
Larkin's place in the genealogy of English poetry is significant since, unlike many of his predecessors, his work lacks the hope or possibility of redemption offered by faith. Larkin countered the void created by his agnosticism by appealing to the power both of ritual and of the English landscape, …
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Echoes Inhabit the Garden: The Music of Poetry and Place in T.S. Eliot
… or resident alien, to his central position in English letters. It also positions this progression alongside Eliot’s development of a social and religious perspective oriented toward international universalism grounded in the particularity of local culture and regionalism.
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Literary journalism in England and Egypt : A comparative study of the essay and the review
… century, journalism was regarded as a branch of English letters. Journalism had universalized literature and enormously increased the number of readers. Many writers have succeeded in maintaining a fair balance between literary merit and success in the market through their serious literary …