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Arts & Communication                                         Advanced macro-image model for poetry translation




                                                                                 Syntax figures:
                                                    Sound instrumentation:       • Inversion
                                                    – Euphony                    • Anakoluf
                                                    – Assonance and alliteration  • Ellipsis
                                                    – Sound semantics            • Asyndeton
                                                    – Intonation                 • Polysyndeton
                                                       • Melody                  • Pleonasm
                                                       • Timbre                  • Tautology
                                                       • Tempo                   • Syntactic parallelism
                                                       • Rhythm                  • Anaphora
                                                         o Phrasal stress        • Epiphora
                                                         o Pause                 • Anepiphora
                                                         o Meter and its semantics  • Epanaphora
                            Poem composition unity       – Rhyme                 • Gradation
                                                                                 • Others







                                                        Synsemantic image level







                                                          Graphics:
                                   Punctuation            – Graphic composition          Others
                                                          – Strophe
                                                          – Font and other highlighting
                                                          – Placing a poem on the page
            Figure 2. The synsemantic image level of poetic works. The level can be categorized into poem composition unity, sound instrumentation, syntax,
            punctuation, graphics, and others.
            that are not directly formulated in the text of a poem,   sense  can  be  viewed  as a  distinct type of  image  arising
            prompting deeper reflection and interpretation of what the   at the semantic-compositional level. It represents a flow
            author has intentionally left unsaid. This feature of poetry   of implicitly expressed meanings that are generated
            sets it apart from other literary writings and is not simply   based on an external, explicitly expressed narrative. This
            a result of differing reader perceptions but it is determined   phenomenon is bisociative in nature, allowing human
            by the semantic structure of the poem embedded within   cognition to perceive multiple pieces of information at the
            the poem itself, where multiple semantic levels can   same time. Implied sense is thus a semantic-psychological
            coexist in a poetic work. However, there are poetic works   category that appears during the interpretation of a
            characterized by the presence of subtext, which conveys   poetic text.  The  resulting  ambiguity  can complicate
            implied sense.                                     comprehension and decoding, although contextual clues
              Modern  linguists  interpret implied sense as  a   often aid in overcoming these challenges.
            phenomenon that enhances the informativeness of a    When an implied sense is present in a message, it
            text. It represents a type of information derived from the   stratifies into an external text and a deeper interpretation.
            textual verbal organization and is formed through content   The inherent ambiguity in restoring meaning within poetic
            processing and enrichment without increasing the number   texts arises during the interpretation process, facilitated by
            of linguistic signs. 61                            intratextual elements that engage in complex and multi-

              Our research indicates that implied sense in a poetic   layered associations with extratextual elements. Implied
            work possesses characteristics that define it as an internal   sense can be both intentional and occasional.
            hidden meaning or implication, which may be optional   The  principle  of  synthesizing  analysis  allows  for  the
            for  the reader’s perception. Sometimes,  implied  sense   pre-translation perception of a poetic text and aids in
            serves as an additional meaning;  more often, it  is the   understanding its meaning by dividing the text into
            main conceptual idea of the poem. Furthermore, implied   separate elements while continuously correlating them


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