English Verse:
章节目录
共 107 题- ENGLISH VERSE
- CHOSEN AND EDITED
- BY
- RAYMOND MACDONALD ALDEN, PH.D.
- NEW YORK
- HENRY HOLT AND COMPANY
- COPYRIGHT, 1903,
- BY
- HENRY HOLT & CO.
- TO
- WHO HAVE GIVEN
- BOTH THE INSPIRATION AND THE OPPORTUNITY
- FOR ALL MY STUDIES
- PREFACE
- R. M. A.
- CONTENTS
- PART ONE
- PART TWO
- PART THREE
- THE TIME-ELEMENT IN ENGLISH VERSE 391
- PART FOUR
- APPENDIX
- PART ONE
- ENGLISH VERSE
- I. ACCENT AND TIME
- A.--KINDS OF ACCENT
- B.--TIME-INTERVALS
- FOOTNOTES:
- II. THE FOOT AND THE VERSE
- COMBINATIONS AND SUBSTITUTIONS
- FOOTNOTES:
- III. THE STANZA
- TERCETS
- QUATRAINS
- REFRAIN STANZAS
- FOOTNOTES:
- IV. TONE-QUALITY
- A. AS A STRUCTURAL ELEMENT
- 2. Lines combining alliteration and rime or alliteration and assonance.
- 3. Lines showing rime or assonance, without alliteration.
- 4. Four-stress lines with neither rime nor alliteration.
- B. AS A SPORADIC ELEMENT (TONE-COLOR)
- FOOTNOTES:
- PART TWO
- I. FOUR-STRESS VERSE
- A.--NON-SYLLABLE-COUNTING
- Type A is represented by such a half-line as "stiðum wordum."
- B.--SYLLABLE-COUNTING (OCTOSYLLABIC COUPLET)
- FOOTNOTES:
- II. FIVE-STRESS VERSE
- A.--THE DECASYLLABIC COUPLET
- B.--BLANK VERSE
- FOOTNOTES:
- III. SIX-STRESS AND SEVEN-STRESS VERSE
- A.--THE ALEXANDRINE (IAMBIC HEXAMETER)
- B.--THE SEPTENARY
- C.--THE "POULTER'S MEASURE."
- IV. THE SONNET
- A.--THE REGULAR (ITALIAN) SONNET
- Compare, also, Wordsworth's saying that in Milton's hand
- B.--THE ENGLISH (SHAKSPERIAN) SONNET
- FOOTNOTES:
- V. THE ODE
- A.--REGULAR PINDARIC
- III.^{1} _The Strophe, or Turn_
- III.^{2} _The Antistrophe, or Counter-turn_
- III.^{3} _The Epode, or Stand_
- I^{1}
- I^{2}
- I^{3}
- III^{1}
- III^{2}
- III^{3}
- B.--IRREGULAR (COWLEYAN)
- C.--CHORAL
- FOOTNOTES:
- VI. IMITATIONS OF CLASSICAL METRES
- A.--LYRICAL MEASURES
- This is the measure now called "Lesser Asclepiadean."
- B.--DACTYLIC HEXAMETER
- FOOTNOTES:
- VII. IMITATIONS OF ARTIFICIAL FRENCH LYRICAL FORMS
- A.--THE BALLADE
- B.--THE RONDEAU AND RONDEL
- C.--THE VILLANELLE
- D.--THE TRIOLET
- E.--THE SESTINA
- FOOTNOTES:
- PART THREE
- THE TIME-ELEMENT IN ENGLISH VERSE[49]
- FOOTNOTES:
- PART FOUR
- THE PLACE AND FUNCTION OF THE METRICAL ELEMENT IN POETRY
- FOOTNOTES:
- APPENDIX
- TABLE ILLUSTRATING THE HISTORY OF THE HEROIC COUPLET
- FOOTNOTES:
- INDEX
- BANVILLE, DE, T., 358, 359.
- BERNART, DE VENTADORN, 110.
- DESCHAMPS, 358.
- FROISSART, 358.
- MACHAULT, 178, 358.
- MOLZA, FRANCESCO, 216.
- TOLOMEI, C., 331.
- TRISSINO, G., 214, 330.
- VILLON, 358, 363, 365, 367, 374.