T.S. Eliot and the Language of PoetryAkadémiai Kiadó, 1989 - Počet stran: 149 |
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Ferenc Takács. tion of the theory , as exhaustive as possible , partly in terms of the stylistic and linguistic theories which have a bearing on the issues involved , and partly from a more historical and philosophical ... possible, ...
Ferenc Takács. tion of the theory , as exhaustive as possible , partly in terms of the stylistic and linguistic theories which have a bearing on the issues involved , and partly from a more historical and philosophical ... possible, ...
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... possible range of application . So , before proceeding any further , I think it proper to present a fair sample of its influence , and , also , of what has been said about , whether " for " or " against " , the theory . 1 . Among the ...
... possible range of application . So , before proceeding any further , I think it proper to present a fair sample of its influence , and , also , of what has been said about , whether " for " or " against " , the theory . 1 . Among the ...
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... possible . ( It is significant that the problem itself has recently become a distinctively mathematical concern ; its representative formulation can be found in S. Ginsburg's The Mathematical Theory of Context - Free Languages | 1966 ...
... possible . ( It is significant that the problem itself has recently become a distinctively mathematical concern ; its representative formulation can be found in S. Ginsburg's The Mathematical Theory of Context - Free Languages | 1966 ...
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