Galetti Torti, Edgardo <br/><br/>
Poetry and Sound :  The Hidden Meaning : A cognitive approach to meaningful sound patterns in works by Marlowe, Hopkins, Williams, Spark and Heaney / 
Edgardo Galetti Torti. 
 - 340 h. 
<br/><br/> Doctoral Thesis, 2009. - Incudes References (h 321-332), Notes (h. 333-338) and Appendix. 
<br/><br/>1. Introduction: a World of Sound. - 1.2: Emotion and sound: from evidence to Incognita. - 1.3: Cognitive Poetics: Cognitive Linguistics to sound production and meaning. - 1.4: Mapping: a further possibility. - 2: The Poets. - 3: The Poems. - 4: Mighty Marlowe. - 5: G.M. Hopkins: where sound and stress signify dynamics and, consequently, extended meaning. - 6: William Carlos Williams: So much depends upon sound. - 7: Muriel Spark's poems and their meanings: when sound structure means more. - 8: Seamus Heaney: the natural flowing of sound. - 9: Conclusion: Readers and Writers. 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Personal Names: </label><br/>HEANEY, SEAMUS--CRÍTICA LITERARIA<br/>HOPKINS, GERARD MANLEY--CRÍTICA LITERARIA<br/>MARLOWE, CHRISTOPHER--CRÍTICA LITERARIA<br/>SPARK, MURIEL--CRÍTICA LITERARIA<br/>WILLIAMS, WILLIAM CARLOS--CRÍTICA LITERARIA
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>ESCRITOR<br/>MÚSICA<br/>CRÍTICA  LITERARIA--POESÍA