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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"enjambment"”.
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Science and Natural Philosophy in the Poetry of Heinrich von Meissen (Frauenlob)
… these poems. Rhetorical devices like synecdoche, enjambment, concatenation, ekphrasis, and personification are used repeated and strategically in the leichs as didactic tools and hermeneutic guides, enabling the audience to augment the text’s overt theological, literary, and philosophical …
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Kitchen Space, Cauldron Calling: Origins of Psychic Shells and the Poetry of Pain
… and behaviors or not. Through sound sense, enjambment, deep image, and the elevation of the mundane, these poems are meant to give insight into the feminine experience as it relates to ritualistic acts of release as opposed to product-driven enterprises for mass consumption.</p>
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A stylistic analysis of Oshiwambo wedding songs in a book entitled Oshipapa Moonkuluhedhi by Petrus Mbenzi
… simile, metaphor, euphemism, anti-thesis and enjambment as the stylistic and linguistic features that were analysed in Oshiwambo wedding songs. This study contributes to the study of literature, specifically a stylistic analysis of Oshiwambo. The knowledge acquired through this study could be …
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Theto ya sebjalebjale ya maitekelo (Sepedi)
… and join together metrical parts of the poem. Enjambment is described as the extension of a concept in a poem beyond a single line. That extension of poetical line in this fashion emphasizes the concept and also accelerates the tempo of the poem. Also important in tempo is the poetic meter, …
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The Ends of a Line and the Passion of History
… the philological history of Hopkins’s theory of enjambment to St Augustine’s little-read treatise on prosody, De musica. I show how the revival of Neo-Platonic philosophy in the century more broadly provides a vocabulary for a philosophy of form which requires the poetic mind to engage in …
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Singing Petrarch in the Cinquecento: Embodied Reading and the Italian Madrigal
… as structural unit, and musical treatment of enjambment; chapter 3 shows how repeated vowels are highlighted using melodic sequences and other techniques; and chapter 4 illustrates how composers linked figures of word repetition with similar melodic shapes. This dissertation’s methodology for …
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Meniscus
Meniscus is a collection of poems with a critical preface that examines the nature of "silence" and oblique language.