The Well Wrought Urn¶
Brooks, C. (1947). The Well Wrought Urn: Studies in the Structure of Poetry. Harcourt, Brace.
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- Dissonance
- In literature and drama, it is irony, oxymoron, and generic mixing — juxtaposed registers held together for tonal effect.
This sourceParadox, irony, and tension as the means by which a poem holds incongruous registers and contradictory truths together for effect — the New-Critical account of held literary mis-fit.
- In literature and drama, it is irony, oxymoron, and generic mixing — juxtaposed registers held together for tonal effect.
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