POETRY
• Approaches ton ature (reading a poem, we have to look for it)
• Harmony (two kinds)
■Spiritual. Romantic poetry
■Physical. Soul of the poet is mingled with soul of the nature.
• Alienation (equal to separation) It’s modern. Domination of nature.
• The sublime: experience which is mixed/contradiction.
• Formal point of view
• Stanzas = estrofas
• Rhyme
• Number of syllabes per verse: sylabes un-estress (feminim ending)
• Kind of poem
• Hyperbaton.
Quatrain Cuarteto
Tercet Terceto
Couplet Pareado
Full-rhyme Rima consonante
Half-rhyme or
consonant rhyme
Based on consonants
Petrarcan Sonnet English Sonnet
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• Foot: combination of stress and unestress syllabes.
• Iam (x /) iambic pentameters
• Phyrric (x x)
• Spondee (/ /)
• Trochee (/ x)
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