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Ненаглашене дужине у српском стиху

Unaccented Long Syllables in Serbian Verse

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А traditional problem in the analysis of Serbian verse concerns the me trical role of unaccented long syllabies. Within the framework of a metrical theory similar to that outlined ty Kiparsky (Kiparsky 1975, 1977), this paper offers a precise statement of the conditions under which a long unaccented syllable is metrically equivalent to a stressed syllable in Serbian trochaic and iambic meters. The proposed prosodic rule for Serbian verse is illustrated and defended by a detailed analysis of some characteristic Serbian meters, including the distinctive iambic pentameter of the Serbian romantic poet Laza Kostić.
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Јужнословенски филолог, 1995, 51, 83-124
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  • Београд : Институт за српски језик САНУ

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theory similar to that outlined ty Kiparsky (Kiparsky 1975, 1977), this paper
offers a precise statement of the conditions under which a long unaccented
syllable is metrically equivalent to a stressed syllable in Serbian trochaic and
iambic meters. The proposed prosodic rule for Serbian verse is illustrated and
defended by a detailed analysis of some characteristic Serbian meters, including
the distinctive iambic pentameter of the Serbian romantic poet Laza Kostić.
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@article{
author = "Којен, Леон",
year = "1995",
url = "http://dais.sanu.ac.rs/123456789/5938",
abstract = "А traditional problem in the analysis of Serbian verse concerns the me
trical role of unaccented long syllabies. Within the framework of a metrical
theory similar to that outlined ty Kiparsky (Kiparsky 1975, 1977), this paper
offers a precise statement of the conditions under which a long unaccented
syllable is metrically equivalent to a stressed syllable in Serbian trochaic and
iambic meters. The proposed prosodic rule for Serbian verse is illustrated and
defended by a detailed analysis of some characteristic Serbian meters, including
the distinctive iambic pentameter of the Serbian romantic poet Laza Kostić.",
publisher = "Београд : Институт за српски језик САНУ",
journal = "Јужнословенски филолог",
title = "Ненаглашене дужине у српском стиху, Unaccented Long Syllables in Serbian Verse",
pages = "83-124",
volume = "51"
}
Којен Л. Ненаглашене дужине у српском стиху. Јужнословенски филолог. 1995;51:83-124
,& Којен, Л. (1995). Ненаглашене дужине у српском стиху.
Јужнословенски филологБеоград : Институт за српски језик САНУ., 51, 83-124. 
Којен Леон, "Ненаглашене дужине у српском стиху" 51 (1995):83-124

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