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= Distribution of Divine Names =
= Noun-Related Features =
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{{Form/Poetic Feature
  |Section=Nouns
  |ItemIndex=1
  |Include table=yes
  |Description=How are nouns distributed by number?
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{{Form/Poetic Feature
  |Section=Nouns
  |ItemIndex=2
  |Include table=yes
  |Description=How are nouns distributed by gender?
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{{Form/Poetic Feature
  |Section=Nouns
  |ItemIndex=3
  |Include table=yes
  |Description=How are nouns distributed by definiteness?
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{{Form/Poetic Feature
  |Section=Nouns
  |ItemIndex=4
  |Include table=yes
  |Description=What pronominal suffixes appear in the passage? (may be on nouns or on infinitives). Use one line in the table for each individual suffix, then comment on the distribution of all suffixes collectively throughout the passage.
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{{Form/Poetic Feature
  |Section=Nouns
  |ItemIndex=5
  |Include table=yes
  |Description=Distribution of suffixes as objects
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{{Form/Poetic Feature
  |Section=Nouns
  |ItemIndex=6
  |Include table=yes
  |Description=Distribution of possessives (whether by suffix, yesh, or l-)
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{{Form/Poetic Feature
  |Section=Nouns
  |ItemIndex=7
  |Include table=yes
  |Description=At what points in the passage does the addressee change (self, God, evil men, community, other, or ambiguous)—and how do those changes intersect with the overall structure of the poem?
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{{Form/Poetic Feature
  |Section=Nouns
  |ItemIndex=8
  |Include table=yes
  |Description=At what points in the passage does the speaker change (I vs. we vs. ambiguous)—and how do those changes intersect with the overall structure of the poem?
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{{Form/Poetic Feature
  |Section=Nouns
  |ItemIndex=9
  |Include table=yes
  |Description=At what points in the passage does the subject (agent) of the sentence change? Other semantic roles (like patient) that change? (Question: Worth an RRG or semantic/Kroeger-style analysis?)
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{{Form/Poetic Feature
  |Section=Nouns
  |ItemIndex=10
  |Include table=no
  |Description=At what points in the passage does the scene/location change?
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{{Form/Poetic Feature
  |Section=Nouns
  |ItemIndex=10
  |Include table=no
  |Description=Any other noun-related observations for this passage?
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= Particles and Word-bound Features =
{{Form/Poetic Feature
  |Section=Particles
  |ItemIndex=1
  |Include table=yes
  |Description=Distribution of negative markers (לֹֽא אַל אֵין בַּל לְבִלְתִּי)
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{{Form/Poetic Feature
  |Section=Particles
  |ItemIndex=2
  |Include table=yes
  |Description=Distribution of independent personal pronouns
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{{Form/Poetic Feature
  |Section=Particles
  |ItemIndex=3
  |Include table=yes
  |Description=Distribution of prepositions (cf. beg/end use of בַּ in Psalm 13), both independent and word bound
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{{Form/Poetic Feature
  |Section=Particles
  |ItemIndex=4
  |Include table=yes
  |Description=Distribution of vav
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{{Form/Poetic Feature
  |Section=Particles
  |ItemIndex=5
  |Include table=yes
  |Description=Distribution of other particles (אַךְ הֵן הִנֵּה גַּם כֵּן כִּי עַתָּה פֶּן לְמַעַן אִם לוּ\לוּלֵא, etc)—what thoughts might similar particles be connecting?
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{{Form/Poetic Feature
  |Section=Particles
  |ItemIndex=6
  |Include table=yes
  |Description=Any indication that content vs. non-content words are distributed in a way that supports the structure of the poem as a whole?
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{{Form/Poetic Feature
  |Section=Particles
  |ItemIndex=7
  |Include table=yes
  |Description=Any other observations on how particles are used in this passage?
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= Broader Context =
Fill in a line in the table for each of the following types of figurative language that appears in this psalm:
{{Form/Poetic Feature
  |Section=Context
  |ItemIndex=1a
  |Include table=yes
  |Description=Metaphor
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{{Form/Poetic Feature
  |Section=Context
  |ItemIndex=1b
  |Include table=yes
  |Description=Simile
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{{Form/Poetic Feature
  |Section=Context
  |ItemIndex=1c
  |Include table=yes
  |Description=Metonymy (association: sword=war)
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{{Form/Poetic Feature
  |Section=Context
  |ItemIndex=1d
  |Include table=yes
  |Description=Synecdoche (part for whole: Jerusalem for inhabitants of)
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{{Form/Poetic Feature
  |Section=Context
  |ItemIndex=1e
  |Include table=yes
  |Description=Merism (outer limits for whole: Dan to Beersheba)
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{{Form/Poetic Feature
  |Section=Context
  |ItemIndex=1f
  |Include table=yes
  |Description=Personification (abstract concepts do things, cf. righteousness in Psalm 85)
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{{Form/Poetic Feature
  |Section=Context
  |ItemIndex=1g
  |Include table=yes
  |Description=Anthropomorphism (God has eyes)
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{{Form/Poetic Feature
  |Section=Context
  |ItemIndex=1h
  |Include table=yes
  |Description=Apostrophe (direct address to inanimate object or absent person)
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euphemism
 
j. hyperbole
 
k. sarcasm, irony (verbal, intratextual, intertextual), etc.
 
l. rhetorical questions
 
m. idioms (distinguish between fossilized vs. still idiomatic)?
 
 


= Character Features =
# Changes in perspective
# Changes in perspective
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