Expressive means and stylistic devices (part III) The theory of stylistic devices, suggested by V.V.Gurevich. 1. Stylistic devices making use of the meaning of language units (figures of speech) 2. Stylistic devices making use of
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- 2. 1. Stylistic devices based on the meaning of language units Metaphor Metonymy Zeugma Pun Oxymoron Hyperbole
- 3. Metaphor (O.I.Glazunova) Nominal metaphoric phrase/ construction Predicative metaphoric phrase/ construction Genitive metaphoric phrase/ construction “And down
- 4. Metaphor (O.I.Glazunova) (2) Adverbial metaphoric phrase Attributive metaphoric phrase Simile Phraseological units “He burned with desire…”
- 5. Metonymy Synecdoche Container instead of content Characteristic feature instead of the object Name of the instrument
- 6. 2. Stylistic devices based on the structure of language units Repetition 1) Lexical repetition Anaphora –
- 7. Stylistic devices based on the structure of language units (2) Climax – lexical or syntactic repetition
- 8. Stylistic devices based on the structure of language units (3) Stylistic inversion full inversion (EX. Blessed
- 9. Stylistic devices based on the structure of language units (4) Asyndeton - is a deliberate omission
- 10. Stylistic devices based on the structure of language units (5) Chiasm - a reversed version of
- 11. 3. Phonetic expressive means and devices Alliteration – is a device based on repetition of the
- 12. 3. Phonetic expressive means and devices(2) Onomatopoeia – (sound imitation) – the use of words which
- 13. The use of Rhythm and rhyme in versification Rhyme is produced by alternation of regular alternation
- 14. systems of versification (1) Syllabic system (French poetry) – the same number of syllables in different
- 15. types of feet (1) A Foot – is the division of poetic line from stress to
- 16. types of feet (2) 3. dactil (3 syllables:1-stressed, 2 – unstressed) EX. Why do you cry,
- 17. systems of versification (2) The type of foot and the number of feet in the line
- 18. Types of Rhymes (1) Male rhyme -the stress falls on the last syllable), the Female rhyme
- 19. rhyming patterns (1) Paired rhymes –the rhyming pattern is AABB EX. The seed you sow, another
- 20. rhyming patterns (2) Alternate rhymes - the rhyming pattern is ABAB EX. A slumber did my
- 21. rhyming patterns (3) Enclosing rhymes - the rhyming pattern is ABBA EX. Much have I traveled
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