T.S. Eliot and the Language of PoetryAkadémiai Kiadó, 1989 - Počet stran: 149 |
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... linguistic tradition which P. Wheelwright calls , in his Metaphor and Reali- 24 ty , the tradition of " semantic positivism " . In the thought of these students of " right usage " , " logical language is taken as the type of all valid ...
... linguistic tradition which P. Wheelwright calls , in his Metaphor and Reali- 24 ty , the tradition of " semantic positivism " . In the thought of these students of " right usage " , " logical language is taken as the type of all valid ...
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... linguistic and 55 poetic aspect of what K. Marx calls alienation . Let us start with a more particular aspect . The evolution of the above - mentioned linguistic trichotomy is , clearly , an important aspect of what is called the ...
... linguistic and 55 poetic aspect of what K. Marx calls alienation . Let us start with a more particular aspect . The evolution of the above - mentioned linguistic trichotomy is , clearly , an important aspect of what is called the ...
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... linguistic motivation . Nev- ertheless , in some of his views on the linguistic qual- ities of particular English poets we can recognize at least an echo of the linguistic tenets of the young Harvard philosopher . When he speaks of the ...
... linguistic motivation . Nev- ertheless , in some of his views on the linguistic qual- ities of particular English poets we can recognize at least an echo of the linguistic tenets of the young Harvard philosopher . When he speaks of the ...
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