Stanzaic Variation is a formal poetic construct in ballad transmission that consists of deliberate alterations in the structure, lineation, or metrical pattern of stanzas across different renditions of a ballad, serving to distinguish variant versions while preserving thematic and narrative continuity.
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Strong-Stress Metre in Fourteen-Line Stanza Forms
Ruth Wedgwood Kennedy · Parergon · 2000 · 32 citations
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