Roman Jakobson's "Foundations of Language" is one of the most famous works of literary theory.
The book was written in collaboration with the American Slavologist Morris Halle and presents a systematization of the facts of modern phonology, the development of theories of distinguishing features and dual oppositions in the widest extension of the linguistic phenomenon.
In his lecture Linguistics and Poetics, Russian-American linguist Roman Jakobson (1896–1982) explores the relationship between language and literature, arguing that poetics is a subdivision of linguistics that deals with what makes a verbal message a work
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