The Close Reading Cooperative: Scansion, part 2
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It was a great idea for you guys to post these up.
crazyaboutbuffy 1 year ago 3
You have done a fine job at introducing scansion here. But you should probably call the four-foot line by its more common name, tetrameter. I do like that you use quadrameter, but your students should be aware that it is rarely used by metrists. Quite a good tutorial.
MrProsody 7 months ago