Musicality in Modern Greek Poetry 1900–1930 |
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Abstract: | AbstractIn the late nineteenth century in France, a division arose between two concepts of poetry: poetry as a distinct form of expression, and poetry as a distinct form of perception. In the former the musicality of the poem was a primary feature: in the latter the aural value of the text was relatively unimportant. |
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