Seminar 7
Points for discussion
Intensification of a certain thing or phenomenon
1)    Asyndeton
2)    Polysyndeton
3)    Euphemism (definition, types, functions)
4)    Detached construction (variant  - parenthesis)
5)    Parallel Constructions + reversed parallelism (Chiasmus)
6)    Repetition (variants)
7)    Enumeration


II. Practice session
Assignments
1.     Kukharenko  V.A.  – ex. 2, p. 73-74  (10 items)
                                  Ex. 3, p. 77-78  (10 items)


Recommended literature
1.     Galperin I.R. – Stylistics.
2.     Arnold I.V. – Stylistics of  the  English language.
3.     Kukharenko – A Book of practice in stylistics.
4.     Skrebnev U.V. -  Основы стилистики англ. яз. – М.2003.
5.     Znamenskaya T.A. – Stylistics of the English Language – M. 2007.
6.     Shakhovsky  V.I. – English Stylistics – M. 2008.
7.     Alexandrova O.V., Boldyreva L.V. – Introduction to Functional Anglistics – M. 1998.


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