10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PARAPHRASABLE»
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paraphrasable in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
paraphrasable and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Routledge Dictionary of Literary Terms
Form 91 More generally, foregrounding may include all salient linguistic
phenomena which in some way cause the reader's attention to shift from the
paraphrasable content of a message ('what is said') to a focus on the message
itself ('how it ...
Peter Childs, Roger Fowler, 2006
2
Metaphors, Narratives, Emotions: Their Interplay and Impact
disapproved; namely, that if a poem can only be summarised, not given any
fruitful depth interpretations, then it is paraphrasable for all intents and purposes.
So if there is such a thing as paraphrasable text, Williams' poem is, unless its soft
...
3
A Grammar of Stories: An Introduction
by a stative sentence, the latter being one which is not paraphrasable by a
sentence of the form NP's V-ing NP Aux be an act.18 According to my definition, (
66) John was happy and (67) John had a lot of money are both stative sentences
...
4
Grammar and Discourse Principles: Functional Syntax and GB ...
Sentence ( 1 8a) is ambiguous between (i) an interpretation whereby what has
wide scope over everyone (paraphrasable as 'What is the thing that worried
everyone?') and (ii) an interpretation whereby everyone has wide scope over
what ...
Susumu Kuno, Ken-ichi Takami, 1993
5
Wittgenstein and Reason
... may be in the picture, I believe that what he means is that the sentence in
question cannot straightforwardly be replaced by another 'which says the same'
and hence that the picture is irreplaceable in the sense of being non-
paraphrasable.
6
The Art of Shakespeare's Sonnets
Though many of the Sonnets play (often in blasphemous or subversive ways)
with ideas central to their culture, I assume that a poem is not an essay, and that
its paraphrasable propositional content is merely the jumping-off place for its real
...
7
Musical Meaning and Expression
Very often, then, the use of such words is not eliminable and, therefore, not
paraphrasable in terms having no literal reference to emotions. Paraphrasability
and Ineffability Now, many of those who hold that "the music is sad" is metaphoric
...
8
Modern Georgian Morphosyntax: A Grammatico-categorial ...
In other words, among Class D verbs the passives of state show a tendency to be
paraphrasable with resultative constructions while indirect verbs show a
tendency not to be so paraphrasable. Concerning the semantics, a glance at the
...
9
Studies in the History of the English Language: A Millennial ...
Rean- alysis of spelling as a gerund, as in “spelling it that way is wrong”, enabled
the activity constraint to operate by eliminating superfluous morphology. VV
interpretation of spell- check is paraphrasable as “check (words) after spelling ...
Donka Minkova, Robert P. Stockwell, 2002
10
A Confusion of the Spheres: Kierkegaard and Wittgenstein on ...
Naturally, when Wittgenstein says in the aforementioned passage from the PI that
in the case of paraphrasable sentences 'the thought in the sentence is something
common to different sentences', while in the non-paraphrasable case 'the ...
Genia Schönbaumsfeld, 2007
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PARAPHRASABLE»
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paraphrasable is used in the context of the following news items.
Soft Apocalypse
“Apocalypse, girl” swerves from decipherable politics to recondite personal imagery. It's not a paraphrasable album, but it is a listenable one, ... «The New Yorker, Jun 15»
Ulysses and Us by Declan Kiberd
If the wisdom of Bloom in the final chapters is not wholly narratable, neither is the meaning of Ulysses fully paraphrasable. For its subject is also ... «Irish Times, Jun 15»
Ambrosia Parsley releases Weeping Cherry at Old Glenford Church …
... Valley bandleader Duke McVinnie): that feeling of narrativity sans explicit, paraphrasable narratives; half-submerged myths and vapor stories ... «Almanac Weekly, May 15»
Poetry Column: The Morals Of A Meat Slicer — Sam Riviere On …
A poem with a paraphrasable 'message' can always be made use of, because it lacks a dimension that alters depending on its context and ... «The Quietus, Apr 15»
From the archive: Philip Larkin on the voices of poets
... active one, an absorption of spelling and stanza-arrangement as much as paraphrasable meaning and corrective historical knowledge, there ... «New Statesman, Apr 15»
The Multiversity: Mastermen #1 by Grant Morrison & Jim Lee
I've read various musicians with no apparent relation or connection quoted saying such shit paraphrasable as, “With this album, I'm asking, 'Am ... «Paste Magazine, Feb 15»
Charlie Hebdo, MLK Day & 'Selma' Converge In Protest Words …
`Caricature is no more paraphrasable than poetry. You can't describe it in a way that captures its essence. Visual language has a power of its ... «Deadline.com, Jan 15»
Is Ralph Bakshi's "Coonskin" Still Controversial in 2014?
If this paraphrasable content sounds like social commentary, remember that the characters still look and sound like the Ku Klux Klan's version ... «Complex.com, May 14»
Paul Taylor Evening Includes 'Sunset' and 'Gossamer Gallants'
“Sunset” expresses a complex and not entirely paraphrasable understanding of men and women — and even more, of men with men — that ... «New York Times, Mar 14»
Two Trains Running stops Leib in his tracks
If art exists, then 2 Trains is art: beautiful and resonant beyond any paraphrasable meaning. It's also, in its guarded way, hopeful; which makes ... «Creative Loafing Tampa, Jan 14»
