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Inquiry into and Analysis of "The Mutually Explanatory Words" in Ancient Poetry and Prose

Li Shi

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The article discusses the definition, classification, distinctive features and rhetorical effects for the figures of speech of the mutually explanatory words in ancient poetry and prose.

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The article discusses the definition, classification, distinctive features and rhetorical effects for the figures of speech of the mutually explanatory words in ancient poetry and prose.

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The article discusses the definition, classification, distinctive features and rhetorical effects for the figures of speech of the mutually explanatory words in ancient poetry and prose.

Key concepts: Poetry, Literature, Linguistics, Art, Psychology, Philosophy

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