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This article discusses about revealing the role of rhyme as a phonopoetic unit. In addition, the problem of rhyme in lingvopoetics is also investigated
This article discusses about revealing the role of rhyme as a phonopoetic unit. In addition, the problem of rhyme in lingvopoetics is also investigated
Music and literature have so long been regarded as inseparable entities by nations, that no real div...
This article attempts to see, through the structural significances of poetic language, the nature of...
Rhyme is found in verbal arts throughout the world. In the appendix to this introduction, we offer a...
This article discusses about revealing the role of rhyme as a phonopoetic unit. In addition, the pro...
This article is dedicated to the rhyme as a phonostylistic features of phonetic changes in English l...
This chapter is dedicated to rhyme as an element of poetic form and to the role it plays in the act ...
Poetry is an exciting rhythmic speech, arranged in a certain order in terms of melody, as an express...
Poetry is an exciting rhythmic speech, arranged in a certain order in terms of melody, as an express...
In this essay I provide a comprehensive cognitive view of rhyme, one of the most powerful resources ...
This article uses the term “psychological reality” in this sense: the extent to which the constructs...
In this article, there is detailed information about the compatibility of words and melody, the uniq...
Counting-out rhymes are part of an oral tradition whose primary participants are children. These fac...
In this paper I argue that rhyme and alliteration are significantly different as types of sound patt...
Rhyme as a major form of sound parallelism is found widely in the verbal arts of the world. After be...
How many rhymes are possible in English? How much alliteration or assonance? This paper explores the...
Music and literature have so long been regarded as inseparable entities by nations, that no real div...
This article attempts to see, through the structural significances of poetic language, the nature of...
Rhyme is found in verbal arts throughout the world. In the appendix to this introduction, we offer a...
This article discusses about revealing the role of rhyme as a phonopoetic unit. In addition, the pro...
This article is dedicated to the rhyme as a phonostylistic features of phonetic changes in English l...
This chapter is dedicated to rhyme as an element of poetic form and to the role it plays in the act ...
Poetry is an exciting rhythmic speech, arranged in a certain order in terms of melody, as an express...
Poetry is an exciting rhythmic speech, arranged in a certain order in terms of melody, as an express...
In this essay I provide a comprehensive cognitive view of rhyme, one of the most powerful resources ...
This article uses the term “psychological reality” in this sense: the extent to which the constructs...
In this article, there is detailed information about the compatibility of words and melody, the uniq...
Counting-out rhymes are part of an oral tradition whose primary participants are children. These fac...
In this paper I argue that rhyme and alliteration are significantly different as types of sound patt...
Rhyme as a major form of sound parallelism is found widely in the verbal arts of the world. After be...
How many rhymes are possible in English? How much alliteration or assonance? This paper explores the...
Music and literature have so long been regarded as inseparable entities by nations, that no real div...
This article attempts to see, through the structural significances of poetic language, the nature of...
Rhyme is found in verbal arts throughout the world. In the appendix to this introduction, we offer a...
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