A Free Verbal Repetition in Bronte’s Poetry

This paper attempts to analyze the use of free verbal repetition in Emily Bronte’s poems by using Leech’s classification. The aim of this linguistic analysis is to establish how different categories of verbal repetition contribute to the process of foregrounding’ of literary meanings and effects. T...

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Main Author: Rabbia Khan
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Department of English, University of Chitral 2024-04-01
Series:University of Chitral Journal of Linguistics and Literature
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Online Access:https://jll.uoch.edu.pk/index.php/jll/article/view/214
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description This paper attempts to analyze the use of free verbal repetition in Emily Bronte’s poems by using Leech’s classification. The aim of this linguistic analysis is to establish how different categories of verbal repetition contribute to the process of foregrounding’ of literary meanings and effects. To evaluate the functional value of these linguistic patterns, the approach of Fish (1980) and Toolan (1990) is also used. The study ends with the conclusion that the poet makes an extensive use of the device of free verbal repetition in two different kinds; both intermittent repetition and immediate repetition. The findings of this research reveal that Bronte uses more intermittent repetition than immediate ones. She uses these verbal repetitions to establish a threefold meaning, poetic, personal and symbolic of greater universal realities.
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spelling doaj.art-765a145e544640eaabf9820d97a435e42024-04-12T16:46:54ZengDepartment of English, University of ChitralUniversity of Chitral Journal of Linguistics and Literature2617-36112663-15122024-04-012I10.33195/7kpf0k51A Free Verbal Repetition in Bronte’s PoetryRabbia Khan0COMSATS, Islamabad, Pakistan This paper attempts to analyze the use of free verbal repetition in Emily Bronte’s poems by using Leech’s classification. The aim of this linguistic analysis is to establish how different categories of verbal repetition contribute to the process of foregrounding’ of literary meanings and effects. To evaluate the functional value of these linguistic patterns, the approach of Fish (1980) and Toolan (1990) is also used. The study ends with the conclusion that the poet makes an extensive use of the device of free verbal repetition in two different kinds; both intermittent repetition and immediate repetition. The findings of this research reveal that Bronte uses more intermittent repetition than immediate ones. She uses these verbal repetitions to establish a threefold meaning, poetic, personal and symbolic of greater universal realities. https://jll.uoch.edu.pk/index.php/jll/article/view/214Emily Bronte, Stylistics, Repetition, Epizeuxis, Polace, Lexical Level, Syntactical Level
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A Free Verbal Repetition in Bronte’s Poetry
University of Chitral Journal of Linguistics and Literature
Emily Bronte, Stylistics, Repetition, Epizeuxis, Polace, Lexical Level, Syntactical Level
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