Part 1 he PotentiM Stylistic Features Chapter 1 Introducing Style 1.1 ATaste of Style 1.2 Style as Saying Different Things in Different Contexts 1.3 Style as Speakers from Different Backgrounds 1.4 Style as Functions of Texts 1.5 The Stylistic Features Exercises Chapter 2 Lexicology 2.1 Morphemic Devices 2.2 Lexical Devices Exercises Chapter 3 Grammar 3.1 Syntactic Deflection 3.2 Syntactic Incongruity Exercises Chapter 4 Phonology and Graphology 4.1 Phonology 4.2 Graphology Exercises Chapter 5 Semantics 5.1 Cohesion and Style 5.2 Sentence Groups, Paragraphs and Passages 5.3 Patterns of Text Structure Exercises
Part 2 Practical Style Chapter 6 Conversations and Speeches 6.1 Daily Conversation 6.2 Spontaneous Commentary 6.3 Public Speech Exercises Chapter 7 News Report 7.1 Semantic Features 7.2 Text Structures 7.3 Grammatical Features 7.4 Lexical Features 7.5 Graphological Features Exercises Chapter 8 International Business 8.1 Semantic Features 8.2 Grammatical Features 8.3 Lexical Features 8.4 Graphological Features Exercises Chapter 9 Legal Documents 9.1 Function and Style 9.2 Grammatical Features 9.3 Lexical Features 9.4 Graphological Features Exercises Chapter 10 Science and Technology 10.1 Semantic Features 10.2 Grammatical Features 10.3 Lexical Features Exercises Chapter 11 Computer and Internet 11.1 Computer Language 11.2 Internet Language Exercises
Part 3 Literary Style Chapter 12 The Style of Fiction 12.1 The Characteristics of Fictional Language 12.2 The Basic Techniques in Fictional Writings 12.3 The Basic Elements of Fiction 12.4 Lexical and Grammatical Features Exercises Chapter 13 The Style of Poetry 13.1 The Poetic Genre 13.2 The Social Functions and Characteristics of Poetry 13.3 The Phonological, Lexical, Grammatical and Multimodal Techniques in Poetic Writings Exercises
Part 4 The Theory of Stylistics Chapter 14 The Concept of stile 14.1 Defining Style 14.2 The Characteristics of Style 14.3 The Factors That Determine Style 14.4 The Unit of Analysis in Studying Stylistics Exercises Chapter 15 The StudyofStylistics 15.1 The Definition of Stylistics 15.2 The Necessity of Stylistics 15.3 The Theories of Stylistics 15.4 The Modes or Methods of Linguistic Prominence 15.5 The Criteria of Relevance 15.6 The Purpose and Procedure of Stylistic Analysis 15.7 Choice of Aspects for Stvlistic Analysis Exercises Chapter 16 Multimodal Stylistics 16.1 Introduction 16.2 Background and Theoretical Foundation 16.3 Multimodal Functional Stylistics 16.4 Multimodal Cognitive Stylistics 16.5 Promises and Problems 16.6 Conclusion Exercises Chapter 17 Stylistics and Other Linguistic Disciplines 17.1 Text Linguistics and Discourse Analysis 17.2 Genre 17.3 Conversational Analysis 17.4 Critical Discourse Analysis 17.5 Pragmatics 17.6 Sociolinguistics 17.7 Semiotics 17.8 Psycholinguistics Exercises References Glossary
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