• Include archives:

 ii... Context, Social Groups and Environmental Issues

 ii.1..Producer of Lyric

Müller, Ralph / Sabban, Adela Sophia - 2025

• Found in paragraph 7: (...) which the writing primarily takes place. Ot (...)
• Found in paragraph 13: (...) ing remarks focus) primarily through various (...)
• Found in paragraph 20: (...) nother’s work, but primarily his own, and ad (...)
• Found in paragraph 25: (...) normative poetics primarily affects form, b (...)
• Found in paragraph 49: (...) ents outlined here primarily concern the med (...)
• Found in bibliography / webliography

 ii.5..Lyric Poetry and the (Human) Environment

Pughe, Thomas - 2025

• Found in paragraph 19: (...) erspectives. Their primary concern is the qu (...)

 iii... Distribution and Communication

 iii.5..Canons of Lyric Poetry

Rippl, Gabriele / Winko, Simone - 2025

• Found in paragraph 1: (...) esearch, which has primarily focused on pros (...)
• Found in paragraph 14: (...) o longer conducted primarily from the perspe (...)

 iv... Textual Forms, Modes, and Subgenres

 iv.1..Rhythm, Metre, Line

Austenfeld, Thomas / Barbieri, Luca / Mellmann, Katja / Thévenaz, Olivier - 2026

• Found in paragraph 2: (...) . These events are primarily acoustic (e.g., (...)
• Found in paragraph 4: (...) “metre” (from Greek metron and Latin metrum, (...)
• Found in paragraph 6: (...) ; in Italian, terza rima, ottava rima). (...)
• Found in paragraph 7: (...) Though primarily defined by stru (...)
• Found in paragraph 9: (...) e ‘prose’). Italian verso, French vers, Germa (...)
• Found in paragraph 10: (...) opposed to foot and metron (pl. metra), colon (...)
• Found in paragraph 28: (...) d to a single line primarily defines the num (...)
• Found in paragraph 38: (...) ed by Dante’s terza rima (also known as sirv (...)
• Found in paragraph 39: (...) distinction between versos de arte menor (sho (...)
• Found in paragraph 45: (...) distinction between versos de arte menor and (...)
• Found in paragraph 47: (...) ord order became a primary means of organizi (...)
• Found in paragraph 56: (...) ngs), metres based primarily on stress alone (...)
• Found in paragraph 58: (...) , or from the Latin rima ‘fissure’ (Antonell (...)
• Found in paragraph 64: (...) 32 subunits, these metronomical units do not (...)
• Found in paragraph 68: (...) blank verse Ital.: verso sciolto; Fren.: ver (...)
• Found in bibliography / webliography

 iv.2..Lyrical Style, Poetic Language, Stylistic Devices

Straub, Julia / Fieguth, Rolf / Müller, Ralph / Sabban, Adela Sophia / Strohmaier, Paul / Vagni, Giacomo - 2025

• Found in paragraph 2: (...) ing “pen”) was not primarily associated with (...)
• Found in paragraph 50: (...) role nell’unità del verso o della frase”; Gro (...)
• Found in paragraph 53: (...) tion of the poet’s primary aim, we find some (...)
• Found in paragraph 62: (...) ther than that of a metronome (in “A Retrospe (...)
• Found in bibliography / webliography

 iv.8..Lyric Poetry and Visual / Audio-Visual Media

Mora, Vicente Luis - 2025

• Found in paragraph 20: (...) repentismo, Basque versolaris), a landscape (...)