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Stylistics
is
a
scientific
study
of
style.
The
word
style
used
in
the
definition
refers to a
distinctive or characteristic manner of expression
in language. By
identifying and
analysing both the effects and processes in
employing the devices
in
languages
such
as
rhetorical
figures
as
Active
Rhetorical
Means
and
syntactical
patterns, as Passive Rhetorical Means.
Stylistics also attempts to
establish principles capable of explaining the
particular
choices
made
by
individuals
and
social
groups
in
their
use
of
language,
such
as
socialisation,
the
production
and
reception
of
meaning,
critical
discourse
analysis and
literary criticism.
Other
features of stylistics include the use of
dialogue, including regional
accents
and people’s
dialects,
descriptive language, the use of grammar, such as
the active voice or passive voice, the
distribution of sentence lengths, the use
of
particular
language
registers,
etc.
In
addition,
stylistics
is
a
distinctive
term
that may be used to determine the
connections between the form and effects within
a particular variety of language.
Therefore, stylistics looks at what is ‘going
on’ within the language; what the
linguistic associations are that the style of
language reveals.
Rhetoric
is
art
[practice]
or
science
[the
study]
of
communication
in
words
it
means
literally
‘the
art
of
oratory,
for
in
the
former
times,
communication
was
carried
on
through
speaking.
Later
it
is
generally
believed
that
the
principles
and
rules of composition should be
encapsulated in the art of oratory, because the
artistic use of language derives from
well-composed scripts.
Contemporary studies of rhetoric
address a more diverse range of domains than
was the case in ancient times. While
classical rhetoric trained speakers to be
effective
persuaders
in
public
forums
and
institutions
like
courtrooms
and
assemblies,
contemporary
rhetoric
investigates
human
discourse
writ
large.
Rhetoricians have
studied the discourses of a wide variety of
domains, including
the natural and
social sciences, fine art, religion, journalism,
digital media,
fiction, history,
cartography, and architecture, along with the more
traditional
domains
of
politics
and
the
law.
Public
relations,
lobbying,
law,
marketing,
professional and technical writing, and
advertising are modern professions that
employ rhetorical
practitioners.
1.1
Great
Help
in
Expression and
Understanding
of
Languages
On
one side of communication, encoding or expressing
one’s ideas, different
people sharing
the same geographical surroundings and
social/cultural background
might have
different accentual, lexical and syntactic
preferences; the same types
or genres
of discourses spoken by the similar group of
writers/speakers might
assume different
prosodic features or tones to their favorite, not
to mention
different
groups
of
writers/speakers
possibly
employing
different
manners
in
expressing
similar
notions.
One
of
the
most
important
considerations
for
writers/speaker to worry about is
whether the desired meaning is being conveyed
effectively in their own
style.
On the other side of
communication, decoding or understanding the texts
or
discourses conveyed,
listeners/readers have sought every possible clue
or hint to
comprehend
or
perceive the texts or discourses.
Irony,
for example, is a
figure
of
speech, a kind of
ac
tive means to express one’s meaning
intended opposite to the
literal sense.
There are various kinds of figures of speech, many
different make
oneself
understood.
Those
means
and
devices
are
the
subject
matte
of
stylistics
and
rhetoric,
any
of
which
could
be
analyzed
in
meaning
retrieval
and
comprehension
of
texts, let alone facial
expressions in visual conversations and
typographic or
semiotic symbols
employed in written texts and
discourses.
1.2
Great
Help
in
Employing
Achievements
in
Literary
Criticism and Linguistics
Stylistics
knowledge
helps
readers
and
critics
to
read
out
of
meaning
from
texts.
Armed
with
notions
and
methodological
approaches
to
any
piece
of
text,
readers
and
critics
has
ceased
to
opinionatedly
assume
the
alleged
meaning
into
it,
for
theories
of
literary criticism, concerning the literary works,
have come to play a central
role
in
the
academic
study
of
the
humanities
and
social
sciences.
Jacques
Derrida’s
Deconstructionism,
for
example,
makes
inquiries
into
authorized
structural
approach
initiated by F. de
Saussure by inventing the term difference and thus
make people
realize the conventional
oppositions are, to a great extent, yet to be
thoroughly
argued
before
being
taken
for
granted,
and
foreword
its
influence
onto
philosophical
reasoning in
feminism and power politics.
It is universally accepted that
linguistics, as has been discussed above in
Register
or
Varieties,
has
furnished
readers
and
critics
alike
with
thorough
knowledge
of
discourse
analysis.
Stylistics,
exploiting
the
methods
used
in
phonetics, phonology,
prosody,
lexicology, morphology, and
syntax,
semantics,
and
pragmatics, could integrate different
disciplines into a complex engineering in
contributing to desired, justifiable
approaches to the reading of any text.
1.3
Great
Help
in
Promoting
and
Developing
Computer Science
and Information Technology
The
most
function
of
language
is
to
have
information,
.
ideas,
feelings,
desires,
or other messages
communicated to the co-operators. Stylistics has,
ever sine the
advent
of
computer
application
put
into
practice
in
routines
in
offices
and
at
home,
become
concerned
with
the
essays
and
other
literary
works
in
terms
of
special
styles
opposed to the controversial ones.
Computer science and Information Technology
engineering, thus, enrich the
expressing means and extend the vocal symbols and
writing,
print
and
physical
sighs
onto
the
screen
of
personal
compute
in
multimedia.
Modern
stylistics, on the
one hand, benefits a
lot from
the statistics data worked
out
and
gathered
by
computers,
setting
stylistic
free
from
counting
and
sorting
out
disorderly
headaches.
On
the
other
hand,
computer
science
and
IT
set
forth
challenging
problems
and
phenomena
in
e-novels
and
other
literary
works
for
stylistic studies.
Nowadays,
front-page
making
and
pleasantly
colorful
language
against
background
in fine designs
of web pages in the Internet demonstrate the
outcomes of advanced
stylistic studies,
for the fact
that
stylisticians have
to make a
great
variety of
versions to
compare with the originals in order to identify
what the style of this
particular
text
or
author
is.
For
example,
in
order
to
fully
understand
the
Chinese
poem
rearranged
in
the
following,
the
second
column,
we
put
it
another
way
in
terms
of shape of text and during
experimenting with the rewriting, we find some
words
in it, namely,
shēng(so
und),tíng
(finished),r
ù
(in),w
ú
(whether
…
not),might imply
or suggest some otherwise
undiscoverable senses in the to mention
emails,visible
and audile chatting
through the Internet with nonverbal symbols and
equipped with
the facilities furnished
by hard wares and soft wares ,. word processors
and other
information
could
no
longer
take
publication
of
their
personal
opinions
as
luxurious
professional
privileges
of
correspondents
and
journalists.
Many
amateurs
go in for designing
soft wares to format therr own essay style and
shape, and to
experimant
with
concrete
poetry
opposed
to
the
conventional
ways
of
expression
and
the following are listed three
specially patterned poems: the first poem is
“
she
loves me
not
”
by Emmett Williams,the
second is a Chinese poem rearranged by this
book, and the third by
.
second poem literally
reads in the
Chinese original like
this:
”
Read
candles light,in Bridal room last night/To greet
Parents-in-laws in
court
at
dawn-light./On
cace-
painting,to
her
man
she
whispers./Whether
her
make-up
is
in
prevalence
right.
”
With
the
rearrangement
of
the
versification,four
characters are highlighted by being
singled out in red
color:sh
ē
ng(sound) ,t
í
ng(finished),r
ù
< br>(in),w
ú
(wether
…
not),.Vulgar menings are read into the
verse.
1.4
Great
Significance
in
Sharing
Heritage
of
Human
Civilizations
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