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5 oct 2011

How To (Learn To) Scan A Poem

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First, type out the lines as a prose paragraph. . This is a crucial step if you are a beginner, because most people start off by trying to ...
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16 feb 2011

Cadence

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Cadence (from Latin cadere, to fall) is a resolution to a musical or poetic phrase. A musical cadence usually falls in descending notes and...
24 dic 2010

Levels of Rhythmic Perception

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Imagine a listener, listening to some rather conventional jazz. Imagine that it is me, so I will call him "he." He perceives t...
5 nov 2010

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Update: Areas in red show "rhotic" areas of rural England before 1950, iin answer to Sarang's excellent question. ••• "...
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20 oct 2010

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Rhyme and Line Endings Romance languages are really rhyme happy. Some day I'd like to look at rhyme, which has several functions, in t...
18 oct 2010

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I've pointed out before that the Johns Hopkins Guide to Literary Theory and Criticism has no entry for prosody , versification , music ...
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17 oct 2010

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My own termination policy would be for translators who claim to be using "loose" blank verse when they are really not using any m...
14 oct 2010

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Here's a really dumb question. Why is free verse unrhymed, typically? It is dumb, but important. In your answer, an essay of 500 words...
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10 oct 2010

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Reading Fabb and Halle, Meter in Poetry: A New Theory (Cambridge 2008). I vowed I would understand each page before I went on to the next o...
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4 oct 2010

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Let's take another example: Siempre la clarl dad vie ne del cielo; es un don; // no se / halla e ntre las cosas sino muy por encima, y l...
3 oct 2010

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Metrical tension increases from two causes: the variation of pauses (enjambment / heavy pauses within lines), and the variation of the metr...
2 oct 2010

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Saintsbury is the greatest historian of prosody, the one who best captured the shape and development of English verse. I don't think he...
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1 oct 2010

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What I really want to do is to teach the English-speaking reader to read Spanish verse, like Barzun did in his treatise on French verse for ...
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30 sept 2010

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One way to write a prosodical history of Spanish would be to start with squibs like this (Saintsbury on Browning): Often describe as a loose...
22 sept 2010

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Enjambment is very different in free and metrical verse. In a metrically literate society, could have the convention that verse be written ...
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13 sept 2010

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I've often been fascinated by the asymmetry of Spanish meter. Lines of 11 accented on 4 break into two syllabic groups of 5 + 6. ...
3 sept 2010

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Gamoneda establishes a unique relation between verse and prose in his work by lengthening the line to such and extent that it becomes a para...
23 ago 2010

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As a final gesture, one of his final gestures, Juan Ramón Jiménez decided to produce a final edition of his poetic works, what he wanted to...
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22 abr 2010

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The page has its own prosody, by which i mean the material support of the text: margins, paper, typeface. It isn't the same to read th...
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My students in an undergraduate class, for example, could not pick out assonant rhyme in a Lorca romance when listening to Margarita Xirgú-...
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