In the field of linguistics, there exist multiple techniques for examining literary works that enable us to explore different dimensions of the language and stylistic choices of poets and authors. Below, we concentrate on the most prevalent and significant methods of examination aimed at investigating the author's unique linguistic style.
A New Approach to Creating an Independent Corps
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Vocabulary
morphological and syntactic characteristics
poetic rhythm
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