Poetic effects : a revelance theory perspective /

• Pilkington, Adrian.

• Poetics
• Criticism
• Literature -- Aesthetics.

• John Benjamins,

• Pragmatics & beyond. New series ; 75

• 902725091x
• 9027250901

• Includes index.
• Bibliography: p.193-201.
• 23.00.

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• world of the English romantic poets a visual approach
• Conversations with Joseph Heller
• poetics of mind figurative thought language and understanding
• Relevance communication and cognition
• Jean Rhys
• Understanding utterances
• Literary theory an anthology
• Strong words modern poets on modern poetry
• correspondent breeze essays on English romanticism
• novel and the modern world
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• Discourse
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• Language and control
• Virginia Woolf the echoes enslaved
• Rebirth of rhetoric essays in language culture and education
• language of poetry
• Jean Rhys
• craft of writing poetry
• Charles Dickens
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• Jean Rhys
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• Sociolinguistic patterns in British English
• world without a self Virginia Woolf and the novel
• Cambridge companion to modernism
• writers workbook
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• Childrens conversation
• Frankenstein Mary Shelley
• Sexual anarchy gender and culture at the fin de siecle
• course in phonology
• Language the loaded weapon the use and abuse of language today
• Humour in society resistance and control
• way to write poetry
• Language text and context essays in stylistics
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• Metaphor implications and applications
• Unlocking the text fundamental issues in literary theory
• Postmodernist fiction
• How poets work
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• Studying poetry
• Feminist readings feminists reading
• Approaches to discourse
• Satire
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• Describing language
• Cambridge companion to English Renaissance drama
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• stylistics reader from Roman Jakobson to the present
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• Hard times notes
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• Lectures on conversation volumes I & II
• Modality and the English modals
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• Semantics
• Practical stylistics an approach to poetry
• Bad language
• language of metaphors
• Zoom
• Oscar Wilde
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• Literary theory the basics
• Literature and gender
• Handbook of short story writing
• introduction to eighteenth century fiction raising the novel
• creative writing coursebook forty writers share advice and exercises for poetry and prose
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• Ideologies of language
• practical introduction to phonetics
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