Style and Proportion: The Language of Prose and Poetry |
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The eloquent style , in contrast , changes the natural order of materials in order to effect control over them even before predication . So the style may be called , in a form of pathos , passive in contrast to active .
The eloquent style , in contrast , changes the natural order of materials in order to effect control over them even before predication . So the style may be called , in a form of pathos , passive in contrast to active .
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critics confuse the two contrasts by identifying mal with non by saying , for example , that poetry they consider bad ... The yes - yes - no - no of contrast , the yes - no of degrees of some , are carried further by the yes - no ...
critics confuse the two contrasts by identifying mal with non by saying , for example , that poetry they consider bad ... The yes - yes - no - no of contrast , the yes - no of degrees of some , are carried further by the yes - no ...
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Most probably they would seem to be the pulls of contrast , or diversity , or of two different positive forces , between mercy and justice , between tennis and golf , between rhyme and reason , between stability and change .
Most probably they would seem to be the pulls of contrast , or diversity , or of two different positive forces , between mercy and justice , between tennis and golf , between rhyme and reason , between stability and change .
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