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Bulk Poetry Statement; Statement or Poetry?. LIRE 2012; 8 (34) :173-192
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Abstract: (7832 Views)
In this project, the statement of bulk poetry has been studies based on structural, goal-oriented, and cognitive aspects.
In regard to structural aspect, this statement, via blending two literary and referential roles of language, has become further apart from the ultimate goal behind the presentation of the statement.
Role-wise, this statement has neglected one of the two main elements shaping the text; being its coherence, obstructing the conveyance of meaning to readers’ mindset.
Cognitive-wise, the said statement has violated the gestalt principles, which shape conceptual metaphors, obstructing the formation of logic, as the basis of criticism.
Ultimately, the article’s authors discussed and studied the considered text in the presence of literary and ordinary metaphors and/or absence of metaphors
In regard to structural aspect, this statement, via blending two literary and referential roles of language, has become further apart from the ultimate goal behind the presentation of the statement.
Role-wise, this statement has neglected one of the two main elements shaping the text; being its coherence, obstructing the conveyance of meaning to readers’ mindset.
Cognitive-wise, the said statement has violated the gestalt principles, which shape conceptual metaphors, obstructing the formation of logic, as the basis of criticism.
Ultimately, the article’s authors discussed and studied the considered text in the presence of literary and ordinary metaphors and/or absence of metaphors
Keywords: Bulk poetry statement, structuralism and literary, role-oriented viewpoint, contemporary literature
Subject:
Child literature
Received: 2012/06/23 | Accepted: 2012/05/21 | Published: 2013/01/9
Received: 2012/06/23 | Accepted: 2012/05/21 | Published: 2013/01/9
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