Stylistic
... Stylistics＊ concepts 每 expressiveness, emotiveness, concept of text (linguistic utterance, which acts as a separate unit in the process of communication / principal tool in the process of communication; + context 每 a part of speech), stylistic markedness (a special organisation of the text, effecting the reader; a text is marked when it is specially expressed (foregrounding 每 wording , which stands out against the context)), expressive means, stylis-tic devices (repetition of sounds, acceleration) Denotation expresses a notion, concept 每 smth. ... Relation to the other branches of linguistics: stylistic has no particular unit of its own like phonetics (sound), lexicology (word), grammar (sentence structure and word＊s paradigms in speech) have. ... They at-tach a special foreign colouring to the utterance making this utterance sound reminiscent (扶忘扭抉技我扶忘攻投我抄) of some culture or people ﹞ Neologisms 每 are used to express an absolutely new concept (akin (扼把抉忱扶我) to terminology) (Acronym is a word formed on the pattern of abbreviation then acquiring of form of ordinary English word (Jeep)) / or to add another (fresh, expressive) name for which there is a common regular word in English (they are stylistic neolo-gisms). ... PHONETIC EXPRESSIVE MEANS AND STYLISTIC DEVICES: usually happens in poetry or imaginative prose. ... /t,g,r,v+verb/,/v+y,t/,/t,v/,/v+v-b/ LEXICAL AND SYNTACTIC STYLISTIC DEVICES are based on the principal unit in the language system (word). ... Semantically motivated figures (stylistic effect is achieved through a combination of the meanings of words.