Linguistics and Poetics

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Linguistics and Poetics is a seminal essay by Roman Jakobson that applies structuralist linguistic theory to the analysis of poetic language and literary texts.

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instanceOf essay
literary theory essay
academicDiscipline humanities
philology
analyzes literary language
poetic texts
appliesTheory structuralist linguistic theory
arguesThat linguistic analysis is essential for understanding poetry
poetry foregrounds the poetic function of language
associatedWithMovement Prague structuralism NERFINISHED
author Roman Jakobson NERFINISHED
canonicalStatus seminal text in structuralist poetics
circulatedIn 20th-century literary theory
defines poetic function as focus on the message for its own sake
discusses axis of combination
axis of selection
field linguistics
literary studies
poetics
focusesOn functions of language
influenced 20th-century poetics
semiotic approaches to literature
structuralist literary criticism
influencedBy Ferdinand de Saussure NERFINISHED
Prague Linguistic Circle NERFINISHED
introducesConcept poetic function of language
keyConcept metaphor and metonymy
selection and combination in language
language English
mainTopic literary theory
poetic language
poetics
semiotics
structural linguistics
proposes six functions of language
relatesTo poetic structure
rhetorical figures
status influential essay in modern poetics
theoreticalApproach structuralism
usedIn linguistics education
literary theory curricula

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Roman Jakobson notableWork Linguistics and Poetics