Poe’s "Raven" is one of the greatest masterpieces in American literary history. Learners are analyzing it from various perspectives, its image, its massage, its function to Poe’s creative principles, etc. ...Poe’s "Raven" is one of the greatest masterpieces in American literary history. Learners are analyzing it from various perspectives, its image, its massage, its function to Poe’s creative principles, etc. This paper shall further discuss the sound used in the poem. Thanks to the sound, it becomes one of most beautiful poems in the world.展开更多
The author tries to prove Alexander’s view:"Sound must seem an echo to sense."with the theory of G.N. Leech and prosodic theory of Paul Rueesll.Sound symbolizes sense;rhyme relates to reason,and meter drama...The author tries to prove Alexander’s view:"Sound must seem an echo to sense."with the theory of G.N. Leech and prosodic theory of Paul Rueesll.Sound symbolizes sense;rhyme relates to reason,and meter dramatizes meaning.展开更多
文摘Poe’s "Raven" is one of the greatest masterpieces in American literary history. Learners are analyzing it from various perspectives, its image, its massage, its function to Poe’s creative principles, etc. This paper shall further discuss the sound used in the poem. Thanks to the sound, it becomes one of most beautiful poems in the world.
文摘The author tries to prove Alexander’s view:"Sound must seem an echo to sense."with the theory of G.N. Leech and prosodic theory of Paul Rueesll.Sound symbolizes sense;rhyme relates to reason,and meter dramatizes meaning.