Free Verse: An Essay on Prosody (Princeton Legacy Library)
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Free Verse: An Essay on Prosody (Princeton Legacy Library)

by Charles O. Hartman

Poetry academic Literary Criticism
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Charles O. Hartman’s Free Verse: An Essay on Prosody examines free verse through the lens of prosody, exploring poetic rhythm, form, and composition. A focused work for readers of poetry, literary criticism, and poetic technique, this Princeton Legacy Library title considers how verse can be shaped beyond traditional metrical patterns.

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Free Verse: An Essay on Prosody explores the relationship between free verse and prosody, the study of poetic rhythm and form.

Charles O. Hartman focuses on free verse as a subject for literary analysis, presenting an essay-length examination of how poetry can be organized beyond traditional metrical patterns.

This title may appeal to readers interested in poetry, poetic technique, literary criticism, and the study of verse.

It is part of the Princeton Legacy Library.

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