Name: english stylistics (en Inglés)
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Author: victor ivanovich shakhovsky
ISBN: 9785484010271

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Autor

victor ivanovich shakhovsky

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232

ISBN

5484010276

ISBN13

9785484010271

english stylistics (en Inglés)

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this book consists of 3 parts. the 1st part comprises 10 lectures on english stylistics and cover both widely accepted and special views of the author on categories of linguo-stylistics, and in particular, the categories of emotiveness, connotation, categorization of emotions and their stylistic functioning in different spheres of communication. the 2nd part contains short outlines to the lectures; key terms and their definitions; a list of abbreviations that are recommended for cursive writing; reading matters and questions to revise knowledge of stylistics. the 3rd part contains the author’s article on convergency as a stylistic device, which may be interesting for further reading in general and comparative stylistics; illustrative tables and schemes; some extra examples to several lectures; illustration of linguistic play; a list of basis stylistic terms illustrated by examples; interpretation of some complicated language phenomena; reading matters and a short list of dissertations on stylistics.

this publication is recommended for teachers and students of linguistic departments and faculties and for those who may be interested in the author’s views on categories and types of stylistic phenomena. appendix contains the author’s article on convergation as a stylistic device, which may be interesting for further reading in general and comparative stylistics.