10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TAUTOGRAM»
Discover the use of
tautogram in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
tautogram and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Polish literature.
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Pattern Poetry: Guide to an Unknown Literature - Strona 194
This poem, composed around 1615, is not specifically a tautogram, like the Latin pieces we discussed, but is rather some sort of a sound-based improvisation. It seems to evoke an Arabic millieu, not just by the references to "Senor Ala," or the ...
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A Poet's Glossary - Strona 634
tautogram rather than to its content. “Taste is the ability to judge an object, or a way of presenting it, by means of aliking or a disliking devoidofall interest,” he asserts in Critique of Judgment (1790). “The object of such aliking is called beautiful.
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Hexagrammaton: A Tor.com Original
Mathematicians called them “eigenvectors of ciphers,” but I never fully understood what they'd meant by that. I was pleased to discover that I still remember the longest known tautogram. It is an oath of sorts, a vow composed by the captains of ...
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Gry językowe w przekładach "Ulissesa" Jamesa Joyce'a - Strona 129
The preservation of the tautogram in translation may call for modifications to word content or an increase in syllables by one. The translators frequently have to decide on either the stratum of meaning units or the stratum of word sounds, albeit ...
Tadeusz Szczerbowski, 1998
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Mały przewodnik po wierszu polskim - Strona 170
Granicznym przypadkiem zastosowania aliteracji jest tautogram, w którym wszystkie (albo prawie wszystkie, np. tylko pełnoznaczne) słowa mają w nagłosie ten sam fonem. Tautogramem jest np. lakoniczne sprawozdanie Juliusza Cezara z ...
Wiktor Jarosław Darasz, 2003
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Leksykon terminów literackich - Strona 221
TAUTOGRAM krótki utwór (zwykle — ▻ wiersz) lub jego fragment, w którym wszystkie słowa zaczynają się od tej samej litery. TAUTOLOGIA — ▻ Pleonazm. TEATR jedna z form twórczości artystycznej różniąca się od innych rodzajów ...
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Nowy słownik Fundacji Kościuszkowskiej polsko-angielski - The new ...
-ów daddy. tautogram mi teor.lit. tautogram. tautologia f. Gen. -ii tautology. tautologiczny a. tautological, tautologie. tautologizm mi tautology, tautologism. tawerna f. tavern. tawuła f. bot. spirea (Spiraea). taxi n. indecl. cab, taxi, tajbcab. tąpron.
Jacek Fisiak, Arleta Adamska-Sałaciak, Piotr Gąsiorowski, 2003
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Pegaz dęba [czyli: Panopticum poetyckie - Strona 152
Łacinnicy używali na to terminu litteralia aeąuidica. Cóż to jest tautogram? Tautogram jest utworem tautogramisty lub, gdy kto woli, tautogramaturga albo tautogramatyka. Czym się taki pan zajmuje? Tautogramaturgią, czyli tautogramatyką.
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Modernism Since Postmodernism: Essays on Intermedia - Strona 128
This poem, composed around 1615, is not specifically a tautogram, like the Latin pieces discussed. Rather, it is a type of sound-based improvisation. The poem evokes an Arabic milieu, not just by the references to "Senor Ala," or the Arabian ...
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The Shapes of Our Singing: A Guide to the Metres and Set Forms of ...
> Te mp oral The twigs touching the water trace tree tunes that telegraph time's tensions, taut transfigurations. The Tautogram consists of verse in which all the words begin with the same letter. The form was invented in the 1960s by ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TAUTOGRAM»
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tautogram is used in the context of the following news items.
„Na Jurze znalazłam swoje miejsce”
Był u nas na przykład pan Robert Szecówka z Żarek, grafik, autor tautogramów- czyli utworów poetyckich zaczynających się na tę samą literę. Jego tautogram ... «Gazeta Częstochowska, May 15»
Swine at War: 16th Century Poem or Pork-Barrel Congress?
It is also one of two priceless examples of a tautogram, an alliterative form of poetry wherein every single word begins with the same letter, here "P." The other ... «Booktryst, Jan 11»
Hail, Bald Guys! 9th Century Poem Celebrates Hair Loss
It's a literary device known as "paramoion," more commonly known today as a tautogram. Incomprehensible incoherence indicates inane incorrigible ignorance ... «Booktryst, Dec 10»
