The expression ‘poetic language’ is widely used beyond the literary genre to refer to any use of language which significantly rests upon acoustic effects and phonetic phenomena, careful word choices and syntactic arrangement designed to allow the reader/listener/speaker to feel what the author wishes to convey. It is this wider meaning we here embrace to pave the way towards poetry reading, poetry translation and poetry writing for language learning purposes while indirectly increasing familiarity with this literary genre.
Poetry in Translation as a Tool for Language Learning
DI SABATO, Bruna
2017-01-01
Abstract
The expression ‘poetic language’ is widely used beyond the literary genre to refer to any use of language which significantly rests upon acoustic effects and phonetic phenomena, careful word choices and syntactic arrangement designed to allow the reader/listener/speaker to feel what the author wishes to convey. It is this wider meaning we here embrace to pave the way towards poetry reading, poetry translation and poetry writing for language learning purposes while indirectly increasing familiarity with this literary genre.File in questo prodotto:
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