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Allen Tate once made a useful distinction between 'structure' and 'texture'. This distinction referred to:
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- 1the devices employed to enlighten objects and materials in a narrative, and the objects and material themselves, respectively.
- 2the main line of a narrative, argument, etc., and the rhetorical, stylistic, metaphorical and other devices respectively.✓
- 3objects and materials on which a narrative casts light, and the devices employed to enlighten them respectively.
- 4the rhetorical, stylistic, metaphorical and other devices, and the main line of a narrative, argument, etc., respectively.
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the main line of a narrative, argument, etc., and the rhetorical, stylistic, metaphorical and other devices respectively.
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