Стилистика английского языка

TYPES OF NARRATION Author’s Narrative. Dialogue. Interior Speech. Represented Speech. Compositional Forms A work of creative prose is never homogeneous as to the form and essence of the information it carries. Both very much depend on the viewpoint of the addresser, as the author and his personages may offer different angles of perception of the same object. Naturally, it is the author who organizes this effect of polyphony, but we, the readers, while reading the text, identify various views with various personages, not attributing them directly to the writer. The latter’s views and emotions are most explicitly expressed in the author’s speech  (or the author’s narrative). The unfolding of me plot is mainly concentrated here, personages are given characteristics, the time and the place of action are also described here, as the author sees them. The author’s narrative supplies the reader with direct information about the author’s preferences and objections, beliefs and contradi

Seminar 10 Points for discussion Speak on thefollowing  items (definition, types, functions, examples) 1)      Zeugma 2)      Antonomasia 3)      Allusion 4)  Pun/play on words 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.

Seminar 9 Points for discussion Speak on thefollowing  items (definition, types, functions, examples) 1)      Inversion 2)      Rhetorical question 3)      Suspence 4)   Ellipsis 5) Apokoinu construction 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.

ВОПРОСЫ ДЛЯ ПОДГОТОВКИ К ЭКЗАМЕНУ ПО СТИЛИСТИКЕ 2020 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

Inversion   Inversion is an independent SD in which the direct word order is changed either completely so that the predicate (predicative) precedes the subject; or partially so that the object precedes the subject-predicate pair.   Inverted word-order, or inversion, is one of the forms of what are known as emphatic constructions. It consists in placing a part of the sentence into an unusual initial position for the purpose of emphasis.   e.g. My account you can trust (J.Barnes). Stylistic inversion is such a change of word-order which gives logical stress or emotional colouring to the language units placed in an unusual syntactic position. Stylistic inversion deals with the rearrangement of the normative word order. Questions may also be rearranged: "Your mother is at home?" asks one of the characters of J. Baldwin's novel. The inverted question presupposes the answer with more certainty than the normative one. It is the assuredness of the speaker of the po