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three ways, named by Pound, in which poetic language is charged with meaning: by sound, by casting images on the imagination, and by the play of ideas among words.

In poetics, melopoeia, phanopoeia and logopoeia refers to three ways, named by Pound, in which poetic language is charged with meaning: by sound, by casting images on the imagination, and by the play of ideas among words. This meaning comes from Pound (1934) in ABC of reading.[1]

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  1. Pound, E. (1934). ABC of reading. Published for J. Laughlin by New Directions Pub. Corp. ISBN 9780571058921

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