英詩における詩的倒置の分析
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概要
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When students read English poems they often find it difficult to parse 'poetic inversions', or sentences having word order not usual in normal spoken English. What they need is intensive drill in the poetic structures, or something, which must be based upon the instructor's preparatory analysis of the phenomenon. This paper is intended to investigate poetic inversions, especially those which derive from the sentence construction described as SUBJECT(pro) noun+VERBverb+OBJECT(pro) noun, all the instances drawn from F. T. Palgrave's The Golden Treasury, Books III, IV, Additional poems (London, Oxford Uni. Pr., 1960). I focus attention here upon the ordering of the main elements, and some linguistic clues to the identification of SUBJECT and OBJECT.
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