PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «CATALEXIS»
catalexis
catalectic
metrically
incomplete
verse
lacking
syllable
ending
with
foot
form
headlessness
where
unstressed
dropped
from
beginning
making
meter
cataletic
drastically
change
feeling
poem
often
used
achieve
certain
catalexis
define
absence
metrical
resulting
most
occurring
last
meaning
pronunciation
translations
merriam
webster
omission
incompleteness
usually
origin
latin
greek
katalēxis
close
cadence
acatalexis
prosody
encyclopedia
britannica
other
unit
conversely
poetic
terms
essayscam
have
learn
after
having
just
completed
extensive
series
defining
regularities
might
wiktionary
plural
catalexes
shortened
truncation
poetry
final
defined
yourdictionary
more
syllables
especially
katalēgein
leave
literary
expected
offbeat
commonplace
ictosyllabic
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «CATALEXIS»
Descubre el uso de
catalexis en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
catalexis y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
The Metres of the Greeks and Romans: A Manual for Schools ...
Trochaic series end with the thesis ; the catalexis (in syl- labam) is, therefore,
common with them. The catalexis is more rare in iambic series, because they end
with the arsis. The dactyls are altogether without a close, because they close with
...
Eduard Munk, Charles Beck, Cornelius Conway Felton, 1844
2
Historical Linguistics, 1997: Selected Papers from the 13th ...
Chama and Cavinena both confirm the predictions of catalexis theory. Tacana,
like Cavinena, does not have cases of final stress in polysyllables. Primary stress
is generally on the penult (there are some cases of antepenultimate stress).
Monika S. Schmid, Jennifer R. Austin, Dieter Stein, 1998
3
Asymmetries in the Phonology of Miogliola:
1995: 56-58), or adding one prosodic unit without phonetic content at one edge (
catalexis: Kiparsky 1991; Kager 1995). As an example, I show in (3) final syllable
extrametricality and final syllable catalexis. (3) a. Extrametricality b. Catalexis I II ...
4
The Proceedings of the Twelfth West Coast Conference on ...
L" L" LM L H L"" Obviously, catalexis implies a quantitative adjustment which
must respect intrinsic weight of 'innate' heavy syllables. Whereas catalexis leads
to a beneficial metrical adjustment of foot binarity in LLL sequences (cf. 35a), it
has ...
Eve V. Clark, Erin Duncan, Donka Farkas, 1994
5
Language and Music as Cognitive Systems
The account makes crucial use of catalexis in order to bring out the underlying
unity of metres which had traditionally been categorized separately. For instance,
Deo (2007) compares the metres known as Ialaughavega and Caruhasini (p.
6
Electric Meters: Victorian Physiological Poetics
Patmore again uses the analogy of music to describe the work of catalexis,
whereby “a good reader . . . by instinct” will feel a pause within a poetic line (PE,
23). A helpful example, and one that T. S. Omond uses in his 1903 study of
prosody, ...
820–40). catalexis Often the playwrights created units beyond the individual
verse through the use of catalexis. Catalexis can provide a sense of closure, so
that one or more acatalectic lines followed by a catalectic verse often form a unit.
1 ...
8
Phonological Theory and the Dialects of Italy
The catalexis hypothesis would suggest that the same syllabic skeleton is
maintained through time, so that phonological change occurred only at the
segmental tier. However, even if we assume catalexis for the metrical
representation of ...
9
Features and Interfaces in Romance: Essays in Honor of Heles ...
Catalexis and prosodie integrity The rhythmic hypothesis of invariable plurals in
Spanish relies crucially on a characterization of catalexis, as it claims that in
output pairs of the number paradigm the (lexical) rhythmic type is invariant, in
spite of ...
Julia Rogers Herschensohn, Enrique Mallén, Karen T. Zagona, 2001
10
Word Prosodic Systems in the Languages of Europe
Kiparsky (1992) suggests an alternative account of word-final strong syllables,
based on catalexis. In his framework, the ban on degenerate feet is absolute,
only the variable of parametrised catalexis accounts for whether a language has
...
Harry van der Hulst, 1999
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