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- 2. Lexical Stylistic Devices Metaphor. Metonymy. Synecdoche. Play on Words. Irony. Epithet. Hyperbole. Understatement. Oxymoron 30-31/03/2015 Elina
- 3. Transference The act of name-exchange, of substitution is traditionally referred to as transference, for, indeed, the
- 4. Transference Transference Based on Resemblance (Similarity) Transference Based on Contiguity Each type of intended substitution results
- 5. Transference Based on Resemblance (Similarity) This type of transference is also referred to as linguistic metaphor.
- 6. Metaphor A trope in which a word or phrase is transferred from its literal meaning to
- 7. Metaphor When the speaker (writer) in his desire to present an elaborated image does not limit
- 8. Analyse the given cases of metaphor from all sides mentioned above semantics, originality, expressiveness, syntactic function,
- 9. Metaphor Varieties Personification: A trope in which human qualities or abilities are assigned to abstractions or
- 10. 30-31/03/2015 Elina Paliichuk
- 11. Metaphor Metaphor, as all other SDs, is fresh, original, genuine, when first used, and trite, hackneyed,
- 12. Transference Based on Contiguity Metonymy is a figure of speech that involves transferring a name from
- 13. Indicate metonymies, state the type of relations between the object named and the object implied, which
- 14. Variety of Metonymy Synecdoche: A trope in which a part stands for the whole. Example: "Tom
- 15. "PUNS Upon a Time" sounds like "ONCE upon a time." Pun: A play on words in
- 16. "PUNS Upon a Time" Why is an empty purse always the same? Because there is never
- 17. Zeugma "He took his hat and his leave", or "She went home, in a flood of
- 18. Semantically False Chains When the number of homogeneous members, semantically disconnected, but attached to the same
- 19. Violation of phraseological units Sometimes the speaker (writer) interferes into the structure of the word attributing
- 20. Nonsense of non-sequence Nonsense of non-sequence rests on the extension of syntactical valency and results in
- 21. Analyse various cases of play on words, how it is created, what effect it adds to
- 22. Analyse various cases of play on words, how it is created, what effect it adds to
- 23. Irony Irony: A trope in which a word or phrase is used to mean the opposite
- 24. Explain what conditions made the realization of the opposite evaluation possible. A local busybody, unable to
- 25. Several months ago a magazine named Playboy which concentrates editorially on girls, books, girls, art, girls,
- 26. Antonomasia Antonomasia is a lexical SD in which a proper name is used instead of a
- 27. Antonomasia But in Th. Dreiser we read: "He took little satisfaction in telling each Mary, shortly
- 28. Antonomasia Another type of antonomasia we meet when a common noun serves as an individualizing name,
- 29. Still another type of antonomasia is presented by the so-called "speaking names" - names whose origin
- 30. Analyse the following cases of antonomasia. State the type of meaning employed and implied; indicate what
- 31. Epithet Epithet expresses characteristics of an object, both existing and imaginary. Its basic feature is its
- 32. Semantically, there should be differentiated two main groups affective (or emotive proper). E.g. "gorgeous", "nasty", "magnificent",
- 33. Epithet Pairs are represented by two epithets joined by a conjunction or asyndetically as in "wonderful
- 34. Epithet Two-step epithets are so called because the process of qualifying seemingly passes two stages: the
- 35. Epithet Inverted epithets They are based on the contradiction between the logical and the syntactical: logically
- 36. Discuss the structure and semantics of epithets in the following examples He has that unmistakable tall
- 37. Discuss the structure and semantics of epithets in the following examples Harrison - a fine, muscular,
- 38. Hyperbole & Litotes Hyperbole: A trope composed of exaggerated words or ideals used for emphasis and
- 39. Concentrate on cases of hyperbole and understatement I was scared to death when he entered the
- 40. Oxymoron: A trope that connects two contradictory terms. Example: “Bill is a cheerful pessimist.” 30-31/03/2015 Elina
- 41. Pay attention to the structure and semantics of oxymorons He caught a ride home to the
- 42. Pay attention to the stylistic function of various lexical expressive means used individually and in convergence
- 43. Pay attention to the stylistic function of various lexical expressive means used individually and in convergence
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