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The Metaphorical Interpretation of E. E. Cummings' Poems

Wang Bai-ju

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Large numbers of metaphors,which are mainly embodied in the deviation of language,are used in E.E.Cummings' poems to express his spirit of freedom and innovation.By analyzing and enjoying the imaginative language in Cummings' poems,the readers could experience the deviation of language,thus the ultimate effect of the metaphors in his poems is achieved.

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Large numbers of metaphors,which are mainly embodied in the deviation of language,are used in E.E.Cummings' poems to express his spirit of freedom and innovation.By analyzing and enjoying the imaginative language in Cummings' poems,the readers could experience the deviation of language,thus the ultimate effect of the metaphors in his poems is achieved.

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Large numbers of metaphors,which are mainly embodied in the deviation of language,are used in E.E.Cummings' poems to express his spirit of freedom and innovation.By analyzing and enjoying the imaginative language in Cummings' poems,the readers could experience the deviation of language,thus the ultimate effect of the metaphors in his poems is achieved.

Key concepts: Poetry, Interpretation (philosophy), Embodied cognition, Literature, Metaphor, Linguistics, Philosophy, Art

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