LINGUOPOETIC FEATURES OF GEORGE GORDON BYRON’S POETIC WORKS

Abstract

This research provides an in-depth exploration of the linguopoetic features in the poetic works of George Gordon Byron, a central figure in the Romantic movement. It examines the intersection between linguistic structure and poetic artistry, focusing on imagery, symbolism, rhythmic organisation, and lexical choice. Through textual analysis, the study contextualises Byron’s style within the broader socio-historical landscape of the early 19th century, offering new insights into how his linguistic strategies shape meaning and emotional resonance.