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As a unique feature of literature, poem brings readers music beauty, image beauty, visual beauty as well as symbolic beauty. Robert Frost is an American contemporary poet who is good at stylistic feature of poems, especially in macroscopic organization, rhetorical methods, grammatical metaphor, vocabulary, rhythmic feature, and semantic relations. Generally, sound is related to phonetics and phonology. Patterns of sound can create melodious effect in poetry, and sometimes a single vowel or consonant will make the verse or even the particular poem significant. Sometimes musical or incantatory effects are achieved through devices such as onomatopoeia, alliteration, assonance and rhythm. A stylistic analysis of Robert Frost’s famous poem"Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening"is given, which mainly focused on its language features. Through the excellent choice of words and organization of sound, Frost makes the simplest pieces into meaningful poems with beautiful melody and brings readers refreshing sense, flatus of life, tranquility and geniality. 相似文献
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The Road Not Taken is one of the Frost’ s classic poems in the collection Mountain Interval.The poem betrays the poet’ s deep thought about life philosophy and helplessness towards reality.From the perspectives of content,metaphor,image etc.the writing skills and significant connotation are discussed in this paper in order to help readers to have a better understanding about this poem as well as the artistic techniques the author employed to elaborate the life wisdom through image and common settings. 相似文献
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This paper tries to analyze Philip Larkin’s poem"High Window"from a deconstructive perspective. It is to show that in the poem the key words/signifiers are always under erasure, and thus the chain of signification is endless since the poem is self-deconstructing. Then, the paper argues that the linguistic features of the poem paradoxically meaningful in the sense that it reflects the poet’s skepticism and anxiety. 相似文献
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This paper studies a short poem by Robert Frost at the macro level,examining the textual and interpersonal grammatical metaphor.Then a closer examination at micro level looks at lexical features,phonological features and analyses their contribution to the meaning of the poem. 相似文献
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哈军华 《昆明师范高等专科学校学报》2002,24(1):79-83
Reader-Response Criticism is one of the schools of western literary criticism.The scholars of the school hold the view that literature is a performative art and each reading is a performance,analogous to playing/singing a musical work,enacting a drama,etc.Literature exists only when it is read.They maintain that reading is a transction between the reader and the text,meaning is as dependent upon the reader as it is dependent upon the text.So there is no universal and absolute interpretation of a poem;rather,there can be several probable interpretations.According to their view-point,a literary text possesses no fixed and final meaning and value.Literary meaning and value are “transactional”,“dialogic”,created by the interaction of the reader and the text.In this paper,the writer,with his interpretation of the poem The Road Not Taken by famous American poet Robert Frost,tries to demonstrate that Reader-Response Criticism,in a sense,is reasonable in proving that the reality of the text lies between the reader and the text and in the transaction,it is the readers who bring their world of experience to activate the text. 相似文献
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江义勇 《郧阳师范高等专科学校学报》1989,(Z1)
It is well known that English poems are as rich and vivid as Chinese poems. In this short paper, we intend to give a brief analysis on the poem "Spring" by Thomas Nashe, and discuss how the English poet achieves his success in depicting a beautiful picture of spring in this short poem. 相似文献
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Having drawn widespread attention and appreciation,Robert Frost’s poem—The Road Not Taken is known to be rich in thematic sensation and meaning.In exploring the enduring charms of this poem,the present paper attempts to analyze it on the phonetic level in perspective of literary stylistics through which the poet enhances the aesthetic beauty in sound. 相似文献
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The poem O Captain! My Captain! is a good poem written by the great American poet, Walt Whitman. It is a eulogy written on the death of Abraham Lincoln. In this poem the poet expresses his sadness at the death of the great leader and expresses his great love of his beloved leader. This paper is to have a stylistic analysis of the poem by observing its phonological, lexical, semantic and syntactic features. 相似文献
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Different English versions of Libai’s Jing Ye Si are regarded as a target in the paper for the concrete expressions of"meaning beauty、sound beauty and form beauty"in translating Chinese poem.The author is going to put forward a aesthetic view for translators and readers to appreciate the English translation of Chinese classic poem. 相似文献
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陈鲁华 《兰州教育学院学报》2002,(2):60-64
Thomas Nashe‘s Spring is a lyric poem extracted from his comedy “Will Summer‘s Testament”. It is a poem of iambic pentameter. The whole poem is made up of three stanzas. Simple and plain as its language is , it is the language of common speech of his own time, ingeniously chosen, refined, modified and heightened. The author‘s use of a combination of alliteration, mediate and end rhyme in its rhyme scheme makes the poem read as smoothly and briskly as singing a song. His arrangement of four rhythm or beating schemes in a single poem makes the poem confirm to no conventional pattern. His employment of many rhetorical devices makes the poem vivid, imaginative and peffecdve. 相似文献
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"The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock", commonly known as"Prufrock", is a poem by T. S. Eliot, Published in Chicago in June 1915, it presents a stream of consciousness in the form of a dramatic monologue, and marked the beginning of Eliot’s career as an in fluential poet. This paper aims at exploring its theme of modern people’s predicament through a detailed analysis of the imagery and fig ures of speech used in the poem. Also, a moderate part will also be given to its stream of consciousness skill in the poem and its contribu tion to the theme of the poem. 相似文献
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《英语辅导》2003,(16)
One of Robbie Burns' most famous poems is Ode to a Mouse. He wrote this after he accidentally destroyed a mouse's nest while he was working in the field. The poem contained the phrase "The best-laid schemes o' mice an' men". In the poem Burns apologises to the mouse! But he also explains that sadly, no matter how carefully you plan things, they can still go wrong.The phrase, "The best-laid plans of mice and men" is now a common phrase. 相似文献
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Edgar Allan Poe is one of the few writers in the history of American literature who develops not only good novels and poems but also excellent critic theories.In Poe’s criterion,the poem should be short,and produce a feeling of beauty in the reader."Annabel Lee" is a perfect illustration of Poe’s poetic theories.The essay analyzes the poem in detail from the formalistic point of view. 相似文献
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Emily Elizabeth Dickinson is a great poet in American literature.Because I could not stop for Death is one of her poems.Based on the theory of stylistics,this paper analyzes the poem from the perspective of foregrounding.The stylistic features are analyzed from "overregularity" and "deviation" respectively.The stylistic analysis will be helpful for the readers to understand the poem and appreciate the unique wrting style of the poet. 相似文献
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邹滢 《读与写:教育教学刊》2011,(2):1-2
As one of T.S.Eliot’s earliest and most famous poem,"The Love Song of J.Alfred Prufrock" is characterized by typical modernism.It reveals the psyche of the "modern man" in predicament represented by Prufrock who is trapped in a dilemma about whether to make a change of his life or not.Making use of various artistic techniques,the poet successfully explores the theme of the spiritual emptiness and frustration of people in modern western society via the protagonist’s melancholy debate with himself. 相似文献
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陈晓霞 《张家口职业技术学院学报》2001,14(1):28-30
English poetry is particular about rhythm and harmony. The author here is trying to use the knowledge of prosody to give an analysis of "Trees", a poem written by American poet Joyce Kilmer. 相似文献
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In a systemic functional grammar,the textual metafunction is supposed to work in poetry appreciation.A close study is made of the thematic structure and chain interactions in the poem "The Daffodils" by William Wordsworth.The purpose is to explore an alternative approach to poetry analysis. 相似文献
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The process of translating Chinese poem into English is actually the process of the transference of image.Image is the soul of poetry.In translating the poem there often exists a phenomenon that is loss of image.So there are some questions to be discussed,such as:the definition of image,the reasons of loss of image,and the way to avoid losing image.This thesis will discuss the questions from three aspects:language difference,culture difference and factors of translator. 相似文献
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William Blake(1757-1827) is a renowned British poet in the 18th centrury. His lyric poems displays the characteristics of romantic spirit, and he is regarded as the forefather of the British Romanticism. His London is a well-known lyric poetry, which is thought to be the best versicle in the West. Now let’s analyse this poem in terms of its theme, image and form and then draw a brief conclusion for the Characteristics of William Blake’s poem. 相似文献