402 KB38 KB195520252016Bjelčevič, Aleksanderštevilka:3/4letnik:61str. 92-109, 166-167ISSN:0021-6933COBISSID_HOST:63135842URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-HR3NGSHAslSlavistično društvo SlovenijeJezik in slovstvocezuraepski desetereciregularni verzjambski enajsterecLithuanian MetricametrikaSlovene literatureslovenska književnostslovenska poezijasvobodni verzverzOsnove verzologije| iregularni verz in cezura|We describe and define two concepts: irregular accentual-syllabic (syllabotonic) verse and caesura. Irregular accentual-syllabic verse is a type of poetic composition in which lines of the same rhythm (e.g., iambic) but very different lengths (e.g., 4, 5, 7, 8, 11, 14 syllables) follow each other in an unpredictable order and have stanzas of variable lengths. This is not yet free verse, as it preserves iambic, trochaic or amphibrachic, etc. rhythm. In accentual-syllabic and syllabic versification, caesura is an obligatory word boundary at a fixed place in every line of a poem (in Serbo-Croatian deseterac and its trochaic imitations, it is after the 4th syllable). Therefore, caesura is not a pause. Slovenian metres with caesura are: trochaic 8-, 10-, 12-, 14-, 15-, 16-syllable lines with caesuras after the 8-th syllable; Nibelungen verse has a caesura after the 7th syllable, iambic 12-syllable alexandrine after the 6th syllable, amphibrachic 11- and 12-syllable lines after the 6th syllable, etc., whereas iambic pentameter has no caesuraČlanek je nadaljevanje članka Kako poučevati verzologijo: silabotonična metrika in ritmika iz številke 3-4 Jezika in slovstva (Bjelčevič 2015); ker pa presega potrebe srednje šole, sem ga poimenoval Osnove verzologije. Tokrat obravnavam dva ali tri pojave, o katerih šolske knjige včasih govorijo napak, npr. cezura in iregularni verz vs. svobodni verzTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaSlavistično društvo Slovenije