The Critical Reader: Poems, Stories, EssaysW. W. Norton, 1949 - 785 oldal |
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... poem to poem . Probably the best way to understand just how much of a poem one is responding to is to write out one's observations and per- ceptions ; in other words , to try to analyze the reactions and re- sponses involved in reading ...
... poem to poem . Probably the best way to understand just how much of a poem one is responding to is to write out one's observations and per- ceptions ; in other words , to try to analyze the reactions and re- sponses involved in reading ...
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Poems, Stories, Essays Hallett Smith Wallace Warner Douglas, Roy Lamson. that to test his own reading , his own series of suggestions and association called up by the poem , the safest way is to study what is sometimes called the poem's ...
Poems, Stories, Essays Hallett Smith Wallace Warner Douglas, Roy Lamson. that to test his own reading , his own series of suggestions and association called up by the poem , the safest way is to study what is sometimes called the poem's ...
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... poem - merely indicate how an awareness of the values of rhythm , sound , and imagery can increase the critical reader's appreciation of the poem , provided , of course , that the analysis of any of the elements is made with regard to ...
... poem - merely indicate how an awareness of the values of rhythm , sound , and imagery can increase the critical reader's appreciation of the poem , provided , of course , that the analysis of any of the elements is made with regard to ...
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Introduction | 1 |
A E HOUSMAN | 9 |
KARL SHAPIRO | 15 |
Copyright | |
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