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Ä¿      Â¼  Preface  by  Halliday                                      Íõ×ÚÑ×Ðò                                      Preface  by  Chomsky                                      Éò¼ÒìÓÐò                                      µ¼¶Á                                      Foreword                                      Preface                                      Acknowledgments                                      INTRODUCTION                                      0.1    The  ''''lang.-lit.''''  problem                                      0.2    A  deScriptive  rhetoric                                      0.3    Poetic  language  and  ''''ordinary''''  language                                      0.4    A  possible  misgiving                                      Notes                                      PoETRY  AND  THE  LANGUAGE  OF  PAST  AND  PRESENT                                      1.1    Varieties  of  English  usage                                      1.1.1    Dialects                                      1.1.2    Registers:  usage  according  to  situation                                      1.2    Linguistic  convention  in  poetry                                      1.2.1    The  trend  of  conformity                                      1.2.2    The  function  of  archaism                                      1.2.3    Poetic  language  and  ''''poetical''''  language                                      1.2.4  Grand,  middle,  and  plain  styles                                      1.2.5    The  routine  licences  of  verse  composition                                      Examples  for  discussion                                      Notes                                      2    THE  CREATIVE  USE  OF  LANGUAGE                                      2.1    The  escape  from  banality                                      2.2    Two  meanings  of''''creative''''                                      2.3    The  qualities  of  prose  in  poetry                                      2.4    Degrees  of  linguistic  audacity                                      Examples  for  discussion                                      Notes                                      VARIETIES  OF  POETIC  LICENCE                                      3.1    Anatomy  of  language                                      3.1.1    Three  main  levels:  realization,  form,  semantics                                      3.1.2    Phonology  and  graphology                                      3.1.3    Meaning  and  significance                                      3.1.4    Ancillary  branches  of  linguistics                                      3.2  Types  of  deviation                                      3.2.1    Lexical  deviation                                      3.2.2    Grammatical  deviation                                      3.2.3    Phonological  deviation                                      3.2.4    Graphological  deviation                                      3.2.5    Semantic  deviation                                      3.2.6    Dialectal  deviation                                      3.2.7    Deviation  of  register                                      3.2.8    Deviation  of  historical  period                                      3.3    Conclusion                                      Examples  for  discussion                                      Notes                                      FOREGROUNDING  AND  INTERPRETATION                                      4.  1    Foregrounding                                      4.1.1    Foregrounding  in  art  and  elsewhere                                      4.1.2    An  example                                      4.2    Interpretation                                      4.2.1    The  subjectivity  of  interpretation                                      4.2.2    The  ''''warranty''''  for  a  deviation                                      4.3    Parallelism                                      4.3.1    Parallelism  as  foregrounded  regularity                                      4.3.2    How  much  regularity                                        4.3.3    Patterns  of  identity  and  contrast                                      4.3.4  The  interpretation  of  parallelism                                      Examples  for  discussion                                      Notes                                      VERBAL  REPETITION                                      5.1    Schemes  and  tropes                                      5.2    Formal  repetitions                                      5.2.1    Free  verbal  repetition                                      5.2.2    Types  of  verbal  parallelism                                      5.2.3    The  functions  of  verbal  parallelism                                      Examples  for  discussion                                      Notes                                      6  PATTERNS  OF  SOUND                                      6.1    Sound  patterns  within  syllables                                      6.2    Sound  patterns  in  relation  to  stress                                      6.3    ''''Music''''  in  poetry                                      6.4    The  interpretation  of  sound  patterns                                      6.4.1  ''''Chiming''''                                      6.4.2    Onomatopoeia                                      6.4.3    Varieties  of  onomatopoeia                                      Examples  for  discussion                                      Notes                                      METRE                                      7.  1    Rhythm  and  metre                                      7.2      The  rhythm  of  English                                      7.2.1    The  measure:  the  unit  of  rhythm                                      7.2.2    Which  syllables  are  stressed                                        7.2.3    Pauses                                      7.2.4    Syllable  length                                      7.3    Metre  and  the  line  of  verse                                      7.3.1    English  metre  as  rhythmic  parallelism                                      7.3.2    The  ''''foot''''  of  traditional  prosody                                      7.3.3    The  line  of  verse                                      7.3.4    Some  numerical  aspects  of  metre                                      7.3-5    Accentual  metre                                      7.4  The  interaction  of  rhythm  and  verse  form                                      7.4.1  Defeated  expectancy                                      7.4.2    Metrical  variation                                      7.5    Grammar  and  metre                                      7.5.1    Enjambment                                      7.5.2    The  ''''verse  paragraph''''                                      For  discussion                                      Notes                                      THE  IRRATIONAL  IN  POETRY                                      8.1    A  logical  view  of  meaning                                      8.1.1    Some  types  of  semantic  oddity                                      8.1.2    Definition  and  deScription                                      8.2    Redundancy  in  poetry                                      8.2.1    Pleonasm                                      8.2.2    Tautology                                      8.2.3    Periphrasis                                      8.3    Absurdity  in  poetry                                      8.3.1    Oxymoron                                      8.3.2    Paradox                                      8.4    Beyond  reason  and  credibility                                      Examples  for  discussion                                      Notes                                      9  FIGURATIVE  LANGUAGE                                      9.1    Transference  of                                      9.  1.1    Synecdoche                                      9.  1.2    Metaphor                                      9.  1.3    Metonymy                                      9.2    Aspects  of  metaphor                                      9.2.1    How  to  analyse  a  metaphor                                      9.2.2    Simile  and  metaphor                                      9.2.3    Notional  classes  of  metaphor                                      9.2.4    Extended  metaphor                                      9.2.5    Compound  metaphor  and  mixed  metaphor                                      9.2.6    Symbolism    and  allegory                                      Examples  for  discussion                                      Notes                                      10  HONEST  DECEPTIONS                                      10.1    Hyperbole  and  litotes                                      10.1.1    Hyperbole                                      10.1.2    Litotes  or  rhetorical  understatement                                      10.1.3    The  uses  of  hyperbole  and  litotes                                      10.2    Irony                                      10.2.1    The  mask  of  irong                                      10.2.2    Irony  and  metaphor                                      10.2.3    Innuendo                                      10.2.4    Irony  of  tone                                      Examples  for  discussion                                      Notes                                      11    IMPLICATIONS  OF  CONTEXT                                      11.1    Licences  of  situation                                                                            11.1.1    Rhetorical  question                                      11.1.2    Apostrophe                                      11.1.3    Routine  licences  of  situation                                      11.2    The  given  situation                                      11.3    The  ''''world  within  the  poem''''                                      11.3.1    The  introduction  of  inferred  situations                                      11.3.2    Words  of  definite  meaning                                      11.3.3    Fact  and  fiction                                      11.3.4    Impossible  situations                                      11.4    Situation  and  action                                      11.5    Conclusion                                      Examples  for  discussion                                      Notes                                      12  AMBIGUITY  AND  INDETERMINACY                                      12.1    Kinds  of  ambiguity                                      12.2    Puns  and  word-play                                      12.2.1    Technical  variations                                      12.2.2    In  defence  of  the  pun                                      12.3    Open  interpretation                                      12.3.1    Sources  of  multiple  and  indeterminate  signifi-                                      cance                                      12.3.2    The  analogy  of  visual  arts                                      12.3.3    Seeking  the  optimal  interpretation                                      Examples  for  discussion                                      Notes                                      CONCLUSION                                      Notes                                      Suggestions  for  Further  Reading                                      General  Index                                      Index  of  Sources  of  Examples  for  Discussion                                      ÎÄ¿âË÷Òý


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