Prosody And Poetics

"Where I have lost I softer tread" - Emily Dickinson und die Prosodie der Trauer

by Kathrin Bethke

In: Emotionale Grenzgänge. Konzeptualisierungen von Liebe, Trauer und Angst in Sprache und Literatur. Hg. v. Lisanne Ebert, Carola Gruber, Benjamin Meisnitzer und Sabine Rettinger. Würzburg: Königshausen und Neumann, 2011. 133-51.

Blank Verse

by Jan Schreiber

Problemy prozodyjnej segmentacji tekstu: dwustopniowość delimitacji, skansja w poezji

by Arkadiusz Sylwester Mastalski

Szkic referatu na IX. Międzynarodową studencko-doktorancką konferencję naukową „NA KUS REČI“, Univerzita sv. Cyrila a Metoda v Trnave, 25-26 kwietnia 2012 roku.

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prosody – scansion – Adam Kulawik's verse theory – verse – prose – poetry – segmentation of... more K e y w o r d s

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Pogo i breakdance? Struktura prozodyjna tekstów Marcina Świetlickiego i Leszka Kaźmierczaka jako element interpretacji tradycji.

by Arkadiusz Sylwester Mastalski

Tekst przeznaczony do wygłoszenia na konferencji: "Tradycja współcześnie - repetycja czy innowacja?" organizowanej przez Katedrę Antropologii Literatury i Badań Kulturowych Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego (Kraków, 20-21 stycznia 2012)

A Silent History of Poetic Meter

by James Matthew Wilson

Towards a Poetics of Contemporary Public Language: the poetic formula in focus

by Tom Clark

The Cup of John Howard's Poetry: a brief rhetorispective

by Tom Clark

"New Formalism"

by Robin Kemp

in Greenwood Encyclopedia of American Poets and Poetry

more http://www.greenwood.com/catalog/GR2381.aspx

The most comprehensive reference on American poetry ever assembled, this enormous encyclopedia includes more than 900 alphabetically arranged entries by roughly 350 scholars. Other references on poetry typically cover a particular period, or survey a limited range of authors, or they do not cover poets, and works, and techniques. This encyclopedia surpasses existing works by considering the entire range of American poetry, overviewing major and minor authors, and combining biographical and critical entries with entries on a wide range of topics. Written for students and general readers at a time when poetry is central to the curriculum, the set covers material from the colonial era to the present, devoting special attention to contemporary poets and their works. Multicultural in scope, the encyclopedia provides entries on numerous poets from diverse ethnic backgrounds. It also devotes considerable attention to women poets and to poets who are just beginning to establish their reputations. In addition, it relates American poetry to its social, historical, political, and cultural contexts.

Eheu Theseu ! Le nom propre et son doubLe (Catull. 64, 50-250 ; Ovid., Her. 10

by Emmanuel Plantade

published in Biville, Vallat, Onomastique et intertextualité dans la littérature latine, Lyon, 2009, 95-107.

Both Catullus 64 and Ovid’s Heroid 10 tell about Theseus’affair with Ariane, which ends up unhappily. Hence, this... more Both Catullus 64 and Ovid’s Heroid 10 tell about Theseus’affair with Ariane, which ends up unhappily. Hence, this paper addresses the substantive Theseus as a major intertextual issue between the two poems. It shows how Ovid succeeds in emulating Catullus’famous paronomasia eheu/Theseu. The latter remarkably avoids the interjection, instruing a new significance system based upon the different metrical positions of the substantive. Because the ovidian substantive clearly echoes the catullan interjection, I contend that Theseu must be accentually congruent to eheu.