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... emotion - it is not one or the other alone . You may find the poet expressing thoughts you have had ; and he may do you a great service by putting into words emotions you could not capture and express . The poet who can verbalize ...
... emotion - it is not one or the other alone . You may find the poet expressing thoughts you have had ; and he may do you a great service by putting into words emotions you could not capture and express . The poet who can verbalize ...
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... emotions : ( 1 ) What emotion is present in the selection ? ( 2 ) Did the author intend for the listener to participate in the emotion ? ( 3 ) Did the author intend for the listener to contemplate the emotion ? ( 4 ) Should the oral ...
... emotions : ( 1 ) What emotion is present in the selection ? ( 2 ) Did the author intend for the listener to participate in the emotion ? ( 3 ) Did the author intend for the listener to contemplate the emotion ? ( 4 ) Should the oral ...
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... emotion of the author ; that emotion , therefore , must be objective rather than subjective . There must be a social ele- ment in the poetry chosen for group performance . The Psalms are the product of a social situation and are ...
... emotion of the author ; that emotion , therefore , must be objective rather than subjective . There must be a social ele- ment in the poetry chosen for group performance . The Psalms are the product of a social situation and are ...
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Oral Reading: Discussion and Principles, and an Anthology of Practice ... Lionel Crocker,Louis Michael Eich No preview available - 1955 |
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