Ben Jonson and the Language of Prose ComedyNorton, 1970 - 335 pagina's |
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Pagina 42
... speaker ( or writer ) to a more logical form of expression than any other language ; it discourages ambiguities and insists on clarity of reference . And without pretending to perceive all the terms of the com- parison , one can see in ...
... speaker ( or writer ) to a more logical form of expression than any other language ; it discourages ambiguities and insists on clarity of reference . And without pretending to perceive all the terms of the com- parison , one can see in ...
Pagina 111
... speaker's image of himself as a silver - tongued phrasemaker and the image of vain posturing he presents to others . " The characteristically loose syntax , always exfoliating in fresh directions , keeps the speaker gasping for breath ...
... speaker's image of himself as a silver - tongued phrasemaker and the image of vain posturing he presents to others . " The characteristically loose syntax , always exfoliating in fresh directions , keeps the speaker gasping for breath ...
Pagina 161
... speaker is airing courtly clichés he has found in love poems but never heard from a human voice . If Morose parrots the language of amatory literature , it is partly from affectation and partly from igno- rance of how live people talk ...
... speaker is airing courtly clichés he has found in love poems but never heard from a human voice . If Morose parrots the language of amatory literature , it is partly from affectation and partly from igno- rance of how live people talk ...
Inhoudsopgave
Antecedents I | 1 |
Prose as Prose | 41 |
Rhetorics Tinkling Bell | 90 |
Copyright | |
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