Non-lexicalised concepts and degrees of effability: poetic thoughts and the attraction of what is not in the dictionary
Adrian Pilkington
págs. 1-10
Relevance theory and the use of voice in poetry
Barbara MacMahon
págs. 11-34
Testing for mathematical lineation in Jim Crace's Quarantine and T. S. Eliot's Four Quartets
John Constable, Hideaki Aoyama
págs. 35-52
Towards a pragmatic study of magic poetry
Sanda Golopentia
págs. 53-74
Ian Mackenzie
págs. 75-86
Lucretius: meter as stylistic expression of Epicurean euidentia
Jacqueline Dangel
págs. 87-102
Towards a systematic corpus analysis of Arabic poetry
Georges Bohas, Djamel Eddine Kouloughli
págs. 103-112
Meters and formulas: the case of ancient Arabic poetry
Bruno Paoli
págs. 113-136
The CV-syllable in Egyptian-Arabic verse: heavy or light
Willem F. G. J. Stoetzer
págs. 137-150
From Vidal to Lentini: history, heresy, and metrics
Martin J. Duffell
págs. 151-172
Barbara Spaggiari
págs. 173-186
Russian iambic pentameter: a case study in rhythm
Emily Klenin
págs. 187-204
Intonational factors in metrics
Carlos Piera Gil
págs. 205-228