Oral Reading: Discussion and Principles, and an Anthology of Practice Materials from Literature, Classical and ModernInstruction on reading aloud, accompanied by practice selections. |
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... poetry read aloud for the past three hundred years . Who would not much rather see a play of Shakespeare's than read it to himself , silently ? Most poets are not so fortunate as to have their poetry read constantly aloud ; yet in ...
... poetry read aloud for the past three hundred years . Who would not much rather see a play of Shakespeare's than read it to himself , silently ? Most poets are not so fortunate as to have their poetry read constantly aloud ; yet in ...
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... poetry is concerned largely with nature . Different cultures tend to write about different things . Western civilization writes its poetry largely about love and death . It is the universal in the artistic experience that draws us to ...
... poetry is concerned largely with nature . Different cultures tend to write about different things . Western civilization writes its poetry largely about love and death . It is the universal in the artistic experience that draws us to ...
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... Poetry ( New York : Harper , 1950 ) and talk about it and read from it in class . The chapters are : 1 . The Substance of Poetry , 2. The Structure of Poetry , 3. Rhythm in Poetry , 4. Sound - Pattern in Poetry , 5. Imagery in Poetry ...
... Poetry ( New York : Harper , 1950 ) and talk about it and read from it in class . The chapters are : 1 . The Substance of Poetry , 2. The Structure of Poetry , 3. Rhythm in Poetry , 4. Sound - Pattern in Poetry , 5. Imagery in Poetry ...
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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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