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The plain sense of a poem As we read Frost's poem for the first time , a certain kind of sense comes through to us ... This sense we shall call the poem's plain sense , sometimes called literal sense or literal meaning .
The plain sense of a poem As we read Frost's poem for the first time , a certain kind of sense comes through to us ... This sense we shall call the poem's plain sense , sometimes called literal sense or literal meaning .
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Note that word fusion : not a mechanical combination , but a fusion , a melting together of sound and sense . In our paraphrase of the figurative meaning of the poem earlier , we apparently discussed the sense while ignoring the sound .
Note that word fusion : not a mechanical combination , but a fusion , a melting together of sound and sense . In our paraphrase of the figurative meaning of the poem earlier , we apparently discussed the sense while ignoring the sound .
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The sense of the poem has to do with restful security , and the rhyme helps to produce such an effect in the reader by closing the poem with the same sound that opened it , secure - sure . That is , the sound actually helps to interpret ...
The sense of the poem has to do with restful security , and the rhyme helps to produce such an effect in the reader by closing the poem with the same sound that opened it , secure - sure . That is , the sound actually helps to interpret ...
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First Impressions | 7 |
The Results of the Shaping Devices | 15 |
What to Write About Fiction | 23 |
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| Titel | Interpreting Literature |
| Forfatter | Kenneth Leslie Knickerbocker |
| Redaktør | Kenneth Leslie Knickerbocker |
| Udgave | 7 |
| Udgiver | Holt, Rinehart, and Winston, 1985 |
| ISBN | 0030630134, 9780030630132 |
| Længde | 1184 sider |
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