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 i... General

 i.6..Address

Barnabé, Christophe - 2026

• Found in paragraph 2: (...) y in the form of apostrophe, the trope by which (...)
• Found in paragraph 9: (...) ), in his essay “Apostrophe,” shifted the empha (...)
• Found in paragraph 10: (...) t indirection or apostrophe as constitutive of (...)
• Found in paragraph 11: (...) Tower in direct apostrophe: “Bergère ô tour Ei (...)
• Found in paragraph 12: (...) l’hyperbole et l’apostrophe sont des formes de (...)
• Found in paragraph 14: (...) Apostrophe may be thought of a (...)
• Found in paragraph 15: (...) iticism however, apostrophe has acquired a part (...)
• Found in paragraph 16: (...) If apostrophe marks one of the mo (...)
• Found in paragraph 38: (...) er than treating apostrophe as mere convention (...)
• Found in paragraph 41: (...) ’s (1977) essay “Apostrophe” remains one of the (...)
• Found in paragraph 42: (...) ’s conception of apostrophe as the defining ope (...)
• Found in paragraph 44: (...) oses the term “prepostrophe” as distinct from “ (...)
• Found in paragraph 45: (...) n any form of “prepostrophe”: this non-human wr (...)
• Found in paragraph 46: (...) Romantic poetry, apostrophe to natural elements (...)
• Found in paragraph 48: (...) m opens with the apostrophe “Vous qui rendez la (...)
• Found in paragraph 50: (...) lyric vocatives. Apostrophe, which traditionall (...)
• Found in paragraph 52: (...) tasy implicit in apostrophe: the dream of unive (...)
• Found in bibliography / webliography

 ii... Context, Social Groups and Environmental Issues

 ii.5..Lyric Poetry and the (Human) Environment

Pughe, Thomas - 2025

• Found in paragraph 19: (...) f environmental catastrophe on a planetary scal (...)

 iv... Textual Forms, Modes, and Subgenres

 iv.1..Rhythm, Metre, Line

Austenfeld, Thomas / Barbieri, Luca / Mellmann, Katja / Thévenaz, Olivier - 2026

• Found in paragraph 4: (...) case of stanzas and strophes). (...)
• Found in paragraph 8: (...) more complex units (strophe, laisse, chapter or (...)
• Found in paragraph 9: (...) also the Greek term strophe builds on the idea (...)
• Found in paragraph 10: (...) well as stanzas and strophes) are metrical unit (...)
• Found in paragraph 19: (...) forms, i.e., small strophes of two lines, were (...)
• Found in paragraph 22: (...) e strophic designs. Strophes often appear in gr (...)
• Found in paragraph 23: (...) ept for the complex strophes and triads. Sung s (...)
• Found in paragraph 38: (...) the ottava rima, a strophe of hendecasyllables (...)
• Found in paragraph 41: (...) the typology of the strophes, too, the initial (...)
• Found in paragraph 58: (...) 59), from the Latin rhythmus (see Zumthor 1975; (...)
• Found in paragraph 68: (...) eiler, vierzeilige Strophe (in sonnet: Quartett (...)
• Found in bibliography / webliography

 iv.2..Lyrical Style, Poetic Language, Stylistic Devices

Straub, Julia / Fieguth, Rolf / Müller, Ralph / Sabban, Adela Sophia / Strohmaier, Paul / Vagni, Giacomo - 2025

• Found in paragraph 22: (...) ord order (e.g., anastrophe), the omission and (...)
• Found in paragraph 25: (...) Anastrophe, inversion The inv (...)
• Found in paragraph 75: (...) backdrop of the catastrophe of the Polish-Lithu (...)