01462nam a22002655a 4500650002000000650002300020650002100043650003500064001000700099003000900106005001700115007000300132008004100135020001800176040003500194100002200229245004100251260003000292300001100322500009700333500006100430504004400491520031900535520034200854 4aLINGÜÍSTICA 4aESCRITURA CREATIVA 4aESTILO LITERARIO 4aCRÍTICA  LITERARIAxPOESÍA004207AR-RoIES20241129141528.0ta000000s1969    xxk ||| r|||| 001 0 eng|d  a0-582-55013-0  aAR-RoIESbspacAR-RoIESercaa21 aLeech, Geoffrey N12aA Linguistic Guide to English Poetry  aLondon :bLongman,c1969.  a240 p.  aForeword by Randolph Quirk. - General Index and Index of Sources of Exemples for Discussion.  aEach chapter presents examples for discussion and notes.  aSuggestions for Further Reading p. 229.0 aPoetry and the Language of Past and Present - The Creative Use of Language - Varieties of Poetic Licence - Foregrounding and Interpretation - Verbal Repetition - Patterns of Sound - Metre - The Irrational in Poetry - Figurative Language - Honest Deceptions - Implications of Context - Ambiguity and Indetermination  aThis book is designed as an introductory course in stylistics for students of English, and is based on the author's experience of teaching the subject to first-year undergraduates. The author emphasizes that the linguistic and critical aspects of literary studies are here regarded as complementary, the first being a tool of the second.