Literature; structure, sound, and sense
Laurence Perrine’s Literature; structure, sound, and sense focuses on three essential dimensions of literary study. It provides a concise framework for considering how literature is organized, how language sounds, and how meaning is created and understood.
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Literature; structure, sound, and sense examines literature through the three central ideas named in its title.
Laurence Perrine’s work offers a focused framework for thinking about how literary writing is organized, heard, and understood.
Suitable for readers seeking an introduction to the elements that contribute to literary meaning and form.
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