ISBN: 9780217839020

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Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www. million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book:E-The Romance Metrical Technique The French metrical technique, as has already been hinted, formed the bridge between the accentuating principle of early Germanic poetry and the alternating system of the period we are now entering. In the words of Paul: 32" Eine starkere Veranderung der Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www. million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book:E-The Romance Metrical Technique The French metrical technique, as has already been hinted, formed the bridge between the accentuating principle of early Germanic poetry and the alternating system of the period we are now entering. In the words of Paul: 32" Eine starkere Veranderung der Rhythmik wurde durch den Einfluss der romanischen Metrik veranlasst. Das Prinzip der romanischen Lyrik ist feste Silbenzahl und Unabhangigkeit vom natiirlichen Accent, abgesehen vom Versschluss und von der Casur; selbst diese verlangt nicht immer bestimmte Accentuation." These sentences, with one important stricture which will be made shortly, seem to me to contain an adequate, if brief, description of the Romance technique. A few examples, taken at random from old and contemporary French poetry, will, perhaps, clarify the purport of the passage. Lines 360i-61 of the " Chevalier au Lion " of Cretien de Troyes 33 read: " Dessor une coute vermoille Trouverent la dame seant." In the same octosyllabic verse (nine syllables for feminine lines) is the " Roman de Rou " of Wace,34 from which lines 119-20 are quoted: " Des que tierce del jour entra Que la bataille cumenga." The strictly alternating character of these four lines, with -weak " e "-syllables in arsis, is faithfully handed down to Frenchpoetry of our own day. I quote a celebrated passage from Rostand's " Cyrano de Bergerac," 35 Act III, Scene 9: (ed. Weinhold, Paderlborn 1880) were probably written between 1240 and 1255, " trSgt durchaus," as the editor tells us, introd. p. 21, " den Charakter des deutschen erzahlenden Verses aus der guten Zeit des dreizehnten Jahr- hunderts." " Deutsche Metrik, Pauls Grundriss n', Abteilung 1, p. 935. "From " Chrestomathie de 1'ancien frangais," ed. Karl Bartsch, llth edition Books, Literary Collections~~General, Georg-Rudolf-Weckherlin~~Aaron-Schaffer, 999999999, Georg Rudolf Weckherlin, Aaron Schaffer, 0217839029, General Books LLC, , , , , General Books LLC<

ISBN: 9780217839020

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustra… More...

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated.1918 Excerpt: ... E-The Romance Metnical Technique The French metrical technique, as has already been hinted, formed the bridge between the accentuating principle of early Germanic poetry and the alternating system of the period we are now entering. In the words of Paul: 82 Eine stärkere Veränderung der Khythmik wurde durch den Einftuss der romanischen Metrik veranlasst. Das Prinzip der romanischen Lyrik ist feste Silbenzahl und Unabhängigkeit vom natürlichen Accent, abgesehen vom Versschluss und von der Cäsur; selbst diese verlangt nicht immer bestimmte Accentuation. These sentences, with one important stricture which will be made shortly, seem to me to contain an adequate, if brief, description of the Romance technique. A few examples, taken at random from old and contemporary French poetry, will, perhaps, clarify the purport of the passage. Lines 360M31 of the Chevalier au Lion of Oretien de Troyes 33 read: Dessor une coute vermoille Trouverent la dame seant. In the same octosyllabic verse (nine syllables for feminine lines) is the Roman de Rou of Wace,84 from which lines 119-20 are quoted: Des que tierce del jour entra Que la bataille cumenga. The strictly alternating character of these four lines, with weak e -syllables in arsis, is faithfully handed down to French (ed. Weinhold, (Paderborn 1880) were probably written between 1240 and 1255, trägt durchaus, as the editor tells us, introd. p. 21, den Charakter des deutschen erzählenden Verses aus der guten Zeit des dreizehnten Jahrhunderts. Deutsche Metrik, Pauls Grundriss n '', Abteilung 1, p. 935. From Chrestomathie de l''ancien francais, ed. Karl Bartsch, llth edition prepared by Leo Wiese, Leipzig 1913, p. 123. Ibid., p. 89. poetry of our own day. I quote a celeb... Aaron Schaffer, Books, Fiction and Literature, Fiction, Georg Rudolf Weckherlin; The Embodiment Of A Transitional Stage In German Metrics Books>Fiction and Literature>Fiction, General Books LLC<

ISBN: 0217839029

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