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... manage it . More typi- cally , strong sound will seem to over - manage weakened content . Either way , the change in effect will be very much larger than the actual change in wording . Sound , of course , is not the only resource poetic ...
... manage it . More typi- cally , strong sound will seem to over - manage weakened content . Either way , the change in effect will be very much larger than the actual change in wording . Sound , of course , is not the only resource poetic ...
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... management of fantasy than the prose storyteller . Prose tends to transform fantasy toward meaning ; poetry does that ... manage fantasy con- tent , not to force too strict a displacement to language , so as to preserve our responses to ...
... management of fantasy than the prose storyteller . Prose tends to transform fantasy toward meaning ; poetry does that ... manage fantasy con- tent , not to force too strict a displacement to language , so as to preserve our responses to ...
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... manage our fantasies defensively . But virtually every moment of our lives we manage fantasies defensively . The artificial structures of the sonnet or the couplet or even the limerick simply do for , or really , with us , what we must ...
... manage our fantasies defensively . But virtually every moment of our lives we manage fantasies defensively . The artificial structures of the sonnet or the couplet or even the limerick simply do for , or really , with us , what we must ...
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Literature as Transformation | 3 |
A Dictionary of Fantasy | 31 |
The Willing Suspension of Disbelief | 63 |
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