Контрольные вопросы по курсу стилистики английского языка


1.       General notes on Style and Stylistics. Individual style study. Encoding and decoding  stylistics
2.       The concept of "norm" in the language. Variants and invariants.
3.       Functional stylistics (major functional styles, definition, classification).
4.       The belles-lettres style. Linguistic features. Language of emotive  prose, of poetry, of drama.
5.       Publicistic style. Forms and varieties. Language peculiarities.
6.       Newspaper style. Forms and varieties. Language peculiarities.
7.       Scientific prose style. The language  of science.
8.       The style of official documents. Substyles and variants.
9.       Word and its semantic structure. Denotational  and connotational  meanings
10.  Types of connotational meanings.
11.  The role of  the context in meaning actualization.
12.  Stylistic differentiation of the vocabulary
13.  Literary words: neutral, bookish and special vocabulary.
14.  Colloquial words: common and special colloquial vocabulary.
15.  Expressive means and stylistic devices(General outline)
16.  Interaction of different types of lexical meaning.
17.  Metaphor. (definition, semantic structure, morphological structure, types of metaphor)
18.  Metonymy (give detailed description of the device)
19.  Epithet. Types of epithets
20.  Simile. Foundation  of the simile. Types of simile.
21.  Periphrasis. Semantic types. Functions.
22.  Hyperbole. Types of Hyperbole.
23.  Litotes. Structure. Function.
24.   Oxymoron. The meanings foregrounded in its formation
25.  Antonomasia. Types of antonomasia.
26.  Pun (paronomasia) and Zeugma. The basic effect.
27.  Syntactical expressive means and stylistic devices (General considerations).
28.  Sentence. Length. Structure. Types.
29.  Arrangement of sentence members. Inversion. Types of inversion.
30.  Detachment. Detached sentence members.
31.  Types of connection: polysyndeton, asyndeton, attachment.
32.  Parallel constructions. Chiasmus.
33.  Repetition. Types of repetition.
34.  Suspense. Its functions.
35.  Climax. Anticlimax.
36.  Completeness of sentence structure. Ellipsis. Break.
37.  Unfinished sentences. Aposiopesis.
38.  Antithesis. Stylistic opposition.
39.  The role of punctuation. Intonation and pausation.
40.  Types of narration.
41.  Narrative  compositional forms: narrative proper, description, argumentation.
42.  Text as an objective of linguostylistics: the task of text  linguistics; the definition of the term  "text"; well-formed text.
43.  The smallest text units. Relations of text forming units.
44.  Essential concepts of decoding stylistics. Semantic Field. Defeated  Expectancy.
45.  Style study. Different approaches to stylistic Analysis.

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