Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
Example
The Windhover
Scansion
Since Hopkins considers that feet always
begin in a stressed syllable in sprung
rhythm, for a scansion it is enough to
specify which syllables are stressed. One
proposed scansion [4] of this poem is
See also
Grail Psalms
Notes
1. "Sprung Rhythm in Hopkins ", Britannica
Online
2. In the classic mode: the achievement of
Robert Bridges, by Donald Elwin Stanford,
1978, pp. 81–92; see p. 81 for "Sprung
rhythm … is a special kind of accentual
verse"
3. "Accentual verse ", Dana Gioia
4. Kiparsky, Paul. Sprung Rhythm in
Phonetics and Phonology, Volume 1:
Rhythm and Meter, edited by Paul
Kiparsky and Gilbert Youmans, Academic
Press, 1989
5. Gardner, W. H. and Mackenzie, N.H. The
Poems of Gerard Manley Hopkins, Oxford
University Press, Fourth edition, 1967.
References
Schneider, E. W. (June 1965). "Sprung
Rhythm: A Chapter in the Evolution of
Nineteenth-Century Verse". PMLA. 80 (3):
237–253. doi:10.2307/461271 .
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