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ungrammaticality: a standalone construct

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Poetics

a deviant or illogical feature in a poem that blocks literal reading and pushes the reader toward a second, semiotic level of interpretation.

In poetics, ungrammaticality refers to a deviant or illogical feature in a poem that blocks literal reading and pushes the reader toward a second, semiotic level of interpretation. This meaning comes from Riffaterre (1978) in Semiotics of poetry.[1]

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References

Riffaterre, M. (1978). Semiotics of poetry. Indiana Univ Pr. ISBN 9788815000316

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