Syntactic Parallelism is a poetic syntactic device characterized by the deliberate repetition of similar grammatical structures within successive clauses or phrases to create structural symmetry and enhance rhetorical or aesthetic effect.
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Lingua · 1988 · 243 citations
Grammatical Parallelism and its Russian Facet*
Roman Jakobson · Language · 1966 · 194 citations
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