The Artistry of Language in Poetry

Poetry should be understood as a distinct language art that meets a human need to symbolize, rather than just an instrumental educational tool.

Poetry is the essence of language and art, and the poet plays a crucial role in the disclosure of Being through poetic thinking and dialogue with the divine.

The paper defends the identity of language and poetry, arguing that poetry is a free and creative use of language.

Jakobson's work establishes poetry as the primary object language, vital to understanding the relationship between language and poetry.

Jakobson's work establishes poetry as the primary object language, vital to understanding the relationship between language and poetry.

Poetry has distinctive features that differentiate it from other forms of discourse, while also sharing properties with other sign systems.

Poetry is an ideal and authentic context to improve language learning, including vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, and oral expression.

Languages are proposed as a form of primordial oral human art form, with written language as a secondary graphical representation.

Using poetry in foreign language instruction can enhance language acquisition, cultural appreciation, and cognitive growth.

The paper examines the evolution of the understanding of poetry as a specific variety of the language arts.

The paper critiques an article that aimed to establish new distinctions between poetry and other uses of language, but ended up with an obscurantist view of poetry.

The paper proposes that the experience of a beginning language learner becoming foreign to their language can serve as a model for poetic practice.

Poetry allows children to reflect on language in interesting and powerful ways.

Poetry explores the medium of language as an art form.

The grammar of poetic language differs from ordinary language and must be understood to fully grasp poetry as an art form.

Poetry is considered the primary art form for establishing truth, according to Heidegger.

The paper considers whether poetry as an art form would have been possible without the development of language.

Poetry is characterized by fictiveness, which distinguishes it from non-poetic discourse.

The paper discusses the relationship between poetry and art.

The paper discusses Jakobson's view that the poetic function of language, which makes the linguistic signs themselves the focus, is the defining feature of poetry.

Poetry and painting are contiguous complementary art forms that deal with similar formal and linguistic elements.

Poetics deals with what makes verbal messages a work of art, and is central to the study of literature.

The paper examines Roman Jakobson's theory on what distinguishes poetic language from other types of discourse.

The paper examines Seamus Heaney's poetry as an art of language.

Poetics deals with what makes a verbal message a work of art, and is central to the study of literature.

This paper examines how the cognitive and language sciences have informed the understanding of poetry as an art of language.

Sign language poetry uses geometric symmetry to create poetic effects.

The paper examines the relationship between poetry and prophecy, exploring how each may enhance the understanding of the other.

This book examines Chinese poetry as an art form, focusing on the auditory effects of the Chinese language as a medium for poetic expression.

The paper considers whether poetry remains a relevant art form and how poets have dealt with challenges to poetics.

Poetic language is characterized by its function, not inherent properties.

Language Poetry emphasizes the formal and visual qualities of poetry, with linguistic and lexical elements as significant instruments in conveying meaning.

Poetry is a poetic work of art that uses language more intensively than daily conversation, and semiotics can be used to interpret the meaning and themes in poetry.

Poetry is viewed as a prophetic art that reveals the deepest meaning of life and being through increasing self-reflection.

The process of making meaning in poetry is similar to that in architecture, involving the interplay of various domains of knowledge.

This paper provides a functional linguistic approach to understanding verbal art, including poetry.

Poetry is the self-expression of natural language, which imparts its own logic and valuable content to the text.

This paper discusses the role of poetry in nation-building and cultural ecology.

Poetry is considered the best expression of a unified vision of life, integrating various faculties.

Poetry uses inner images as its material, allowing humans to recognize their own concepts through the words they invent.

Poetry is a special language well-suited for communicating the frailty and truth of the human experience.

The book explores how linguistic concepts and theories apply to various poetic features, considering poetry as an art of language.

This paper is a book review and does not directly address the query about considering poetry as an art of language.

Poetry can be considered a form of multilingualism, with the use of foreign language elements serving as an artistic expression tool.