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digressive.
The long poem cannot be a digressive, expansive, boring exposition. It is really made of very sharp, Imagistic, quintessential poetic elements.
I like the digressive kind of traveling, where there's not a particular, set, goal.
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Stock Car Setup Secrets: Advanced Chassis and Suspension ...
The two basic piston designs are called linear and digressive. Each type
performs in a different way. While a linear shock will resist movement at a
progressively higher rate and has less low speed resistance, the digressive
shock offers more ...
Bob Bolles, R. C. Bolles, 2003
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Digressive Voices in Early Modern English Literature
This book demonstrates that early modern writers trained in verbal contest developed richly labyrinthine voices thatcaptured the ambiguities of political occasion and aristocratic patronage while anatomizing enemies and mourning personal ...
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The Life and Times of Daniel Defoe, with Remarks
Digressive ...
William CHADWICK (of Arskey, Yorks.) j '57:;2'. Pl'llx W, 'hi "W" W __L $01212 Z9
[5,2069% gamb W JAZazs 6'; “' THE LIFE AND TIMES OF DANIEL DE FOE:WITH
REMARKS DIGRESSIVE.
William CHADWICK (of Arskey, Yorks.), 1859
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Language for Special Purposes: Perspectives for the New ...
And, what is more, according to Clyne the native speakers of German are writing
in a more digressive style both in their German and their English texts. In this
dicho- tomy of the „linear" English versus the „digressive" German style, Clyne's ...
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The Dynamics of Narrative Form: Studies in Anglo-American ...
A fifth structural distinction can be made between non-digressive and dig-ressive
forms of rnetanarration on the basis of the degree of digression from the narrated
story. Although metanarrative expressions tend to result in momentary ...
6
The Inn and the Traveller:
Digressive Topographies in the ...
As this celebration of digressive fiction unfolds, a very different picture emerges of the novel's rise and development.
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Fiction and the Shape of Belief
Added to the diagram above, any one of the digressive narrations can be
schematically represented as follows : I ▻ II >- III t \ A + B + C + Y + D + E + etc. f ^
a-f-b+c-f-d+e+etc. It is unnecessary and would be fruitless to try to ascertain
precisely ...
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Under Eastern Eyes: A Comparative Introduction to East ...
The artistic meaning and the message — 'viewpoint' — of the Polish digressive
poem are completely different, however. The digressive poem, which belongs to
Polish literature's mature Romanticism, reveals the artist's freedom and power ...
Wendy Bracewell, Alex Drace-Francis, 2008
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Self-reflexivity in Literature
Swift's digressive inventiveness in A Tale of a Tub is clearly a point of departure
for Sterne's design of Tristram Shandy. Like the narrator of the Tale, Tristram
justifies the insertion of digressions with their didactic value as showing '
learnedness' ...
Werner Huber, Martin Middeke, Hubert Zapf, 2005
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Principles of Visual Anthropology
Digressive Search Neither programmed nor opportunistic sampling solves the
problem of how to branch out beyond our personal predilections or the structural
concepts of our culture. Programmed sampling is limited to preconceived ideas ...
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «DIGRESSIVE» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
digressive im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Film Review: 'Ant-Man' - Variety
... with his aw-shucks grin and his charming habit of telling a story in the most digressive possible fashion, he comes across as one infectiously ... «Variety, Jul 15»
Quinn finds the funny in race relations
Its value comes in the digressive, rueful and wry anecdotes of a Brooklyn-Irish baby boomer who came of age navigating his way through the ... «USA TODAY, Jul 15»
Boghosian: Protest is about CVS, not Hopkinton Drug
The editorial is obviously an attempt to obfuscate the issue by introducing a digressive presumption that the core reason for the protest is based ... «MetroWest Daily News, Jul 15»
Three books, each totally different and distinctly great
Back then, Clifton's thoughtful, digressive, and beautiful approach to exploring the show's philosophical underpinnings was a major part in my ... «A.V. Club, Jul 15»
Sleeper of the Week: 'A Poem Is a Naked Person'
Blank's documentary wasn't a traditional rock doc, nor was it a hagiography, but instead a digressive depiction of Russell and his process, the ... «Indie Wire, Jul 15»
Upton, Lawson, Pattinson and Lach-Newinsky display diversity in …
While Upton's — usually long — digressive poems can suffer from a little of this, they are among the better work in this genre. Taj Mahal 2, the ... «The Australian, Jul 15»
The Man Who Saw America
Another film, ''Me and My Brother,'' began as an adaptation of Ginsberg's poem ''Kaddish'' and then, following the familiar digressive pattern, ... «New York Times, Jul 15»
Criticwire Classic of the Week: Hal Ashby's 'The Last Detail'
Michael Chapman's gritty cinematography, meanwhile, grounds the digressive revelry in harsh winter surroundings that seem haunted by the ... «Indie Wire, Jul 15»
London Overground by Iain Sinclair review – a triumphant odyssey
That is about all that keeps Sinclair's digressive appetites – his riffs on everything from Boris bikes to the “lodged dead” of Brompton cemetery, ... «The Guardian, Jun 15»
Curiosity by Alberto Manguel, review: 'exhilarating and exhausting'
Like A History of Reading (1996) and The Library at Night (2008), it is digressive, strange and handsomely put together. It oscillates between ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 15»
