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Introduction: the failure of meter |
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Modern instability |
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Metrical communities |
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Meter as culture |
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A note on historical prosody |
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The history of meter |
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A metrical history of England |
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A grammatical history of England |
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Grammatical instability |
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Metrical instability |
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The stigma of meter |
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Metrical irrelevance |
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The British empire of letters |
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Marking instress |
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Acute stress in "The wreck of the Deutschland" |
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Mistrusting the ear |
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The institution of meter |
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Metrical mastery |
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Inventing the "Britannic" |
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Dynamic reading |
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Mastery for the masses |
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The English ear |
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A prosodic entity |
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The discipline of meter |
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Patriotic pedagogy |
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Matthew Arnold's metrical intimacy |
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Henry Newbolt's cultural metrics |
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Private meters, public rhythms |
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The sound of the drum |
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The trauma of meter |
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Wartime, poetics |
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Sad death for a poet! |
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Therapeutic measures |
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Bent-double |
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The kindred points of heaven and home |
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The before- and afterlife of meter |
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Metrical modernism |
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Make it old : Robert Bridges and obsolescence |
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Alice Meynell's "English metres" |
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Toward a critical prosody |
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Introduction: the failure of meter |
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Modern instability |
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Metrical communities |
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