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Meaning of poetics
Wordnet
poetics (n)
study of poetic works
Webster
poetics (n.)
The principles and rules of the art of poetry.
poetics Sentence Examples
- The poetics of Tennyson's verse explore themes of love, loss, and nature.
- Pound's imagism sought to distill the essence of a moment through precise and evocative poetics.
- The rich poetics of Shakespeare's sonnets showcase his mastery of language and form.
- The poetics of haiku hinge on the juxtaposition of contrasting images and the presence of a seasonal reference.
- The romantic poetics of Shelley and Keats emphasized the power of imagination and the beauty of the natural world.
- The surrealist poetics of André Breton embraced the subconscious and challenged conventional notions of meaning.
- The experimental poetics of Gertrude Stein distorted language to create new and unconventional soundscapes.
- The Beat poetics of Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac rejected traditional forms and sought to capture the spontaneity of the present moment.
- The confessional poetics of Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton explored deeply personal and often disturbing themes.
- The poetics of contemporary poetry continues to evolve, encompassing diverse voices and styles that push the boundaries of the genre.
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study of poetic worksThe principles and rules of the art of poetry.
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The poetics of Tennyson's verse explore themes of love, loss, and nature.
Pound's imagism sought to distill the essence of a moment through precise and evocative poetics.
The rich poetics of Shakespeare's sonnets showcase his mastery of language and form.
The poetics of haiku hinge on the juxtaposition of contrasting images and the presence of a seasonal reference.
