Meter matters verse cultures of the long nineteenth century /
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| Materiálatiipa: | Elektrovnnalaš E-girji |
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Athens :
Ohio University Press,
c2011.
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Sisdoallologahallan:
- Introduction: a great multiplication of meters / Jason David Hall
- Meter and meaning / Isobel Armstrong
- Romantic measures: stressing the sound of sound / Susan J. Wolfson
- Byron's feet / Matthew Bevis
- "Break, break, break" into song / Yopie Prins
- Material patmore / Jason R. Rudy
- "For the inscape's sake": sounding the self in the meters of Gerard Manley Hopkins / Summer J. Star
- "But the law must be poetic": Swinburne, Omond, and the New Prosody / Yisrael Levin
- Popular ballads: rhythmic remediations in the nineteenth century / Michael Cohen
- Blank verse and the expansion of England: the meter of Tennyson's demeter / Cornelia Pearsall
- Prosody wars / Meredith Martin.