17 Reasons I Love Ellipses in Poetry, Prose, and Translation.

The article discusses ellipses in poetry, prose, and translation. Topics discussed include the suspense and sound inside silence created by ellipses, translators dealing with physical silence with ellipses citing reference to Susan Bernofsky's translation of the book "Microscripts" by Robert Walser,...

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Publicado en:World Literature Today Vol. 96; no. 2; pp. 22 - 27
Autor principal: Stefanescu, Alina
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Publicado: World Literature Today Mar/Apr2022
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