Prose Dialogue is a formal literary construct in Jacobean Drama characterized by non-metrical, everyday language used in character speech to distinguish social realism, lower-class identity, or comic contexts from the elevated poetic forms typical of the period.
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The Prose Style of Samuel Johnson
J. M. S. Tompkins, William K. Wimsatt · The Modern Language Review · 1942 · 103 citations
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