ДНУ им. Олеся Гончара. 4-й курс. Преподаватель - Семешко Н.М.
Stylistic classification of the English language vocabulary.
Connotation as one of the basic categories of stylistics.
Functional style as one of the basic categories of stylistics.
Stylistic syntactical pattes based on the absence of obligatory elements (ellipsis, aposiopesis, asyndeton).
Stylistic devices based on the change of the traditional word order (inversion, detachment).
Stylistic syntactical pattes based on the excess of speech elements (repetition, polysyndeton, parenthesis).
The belles-lettres style (language of the drama).
The publicistic style (oratory and speeches).
The newspaper style (brief news items).
The newspaper style (the headline).
The newspaper style (advertisements and announcements).
The scientific prose style.
The style of official documents.
The belles-lettres style (poetry).
Compositional pattes of syntactical arrangement (climax, parallel construction, chiasmus).
Repetition devices.
Compositional pattes of the English classical verse.
Partcular ways of combining parts of the utterance (asyndeton, polysyndeton).
Special colloquial vocabulary (slang, professionalisms).
Compositional pattes of syntactical arrangements (antithesis, enumeration, gradation).
The notion of trope. Three types of renaming: metonymy, metaphor, irony.
Phonetic expressive means and stylistic devices (alliteration, onomatopoeia, paronymic attraction).
Peculiar use of set expressions. Decomposition of set phrases.
Figures of contrast: oxymoron, antithesis.
The notion of represented speech.
Figures of inequality: climax, anticlimax.
The belles-lettres style (emotive prose).
The style of official documents (diplomatic and legal documents).
The notion of trope. Figures of quantity: hyperbole, litotes.
Special literary vocabulary (terms, archaic words).
The style of official documents (business letters).
Special literary vocabulary (poetic words, barbarisms and foreign words)
Stylistic devices based on the interaction of logical and emotive meanings (epithet, oxymoron).
Stylistic devices based on the interaction of primary and derivative logical meanings (polysemy, zeugma, pun).
Stylistic devices based on the interrogative and negative constructions (rhetorical question, litotes).
Stylistic classification of the English language vocabulary.
Connotation as one of the basic categories of stylistics.
Functional style as one of the basic categories of stylistics.
Stylistic syntactical pattes based on the absence of obligatory elements (ellipsis, aposiopesis, asyndeton).
Stylistic devices based on the change of the traditional word order (inversion, detachment).
Stylistic syntactical pattes based on the excess of speech elements (repetition, polysyndeton, parenthesis).
The belles-lettres style (language of the drama).
The publicistic style (oratory and speeches).
The newspaper style (brief news items).
The newspaper style (the headline).
The newspaper style (advertisements and announcements).
The scientific prose style.
The style of official documents.
The belles-lettres style (poetry).
Compositional pattes of syntactical arrangement (climax, parallel construction, chiasmus).
Repetition devices.
Compositional pattes of the English classical verse.
Partcular ways of combining parts of the utterance (asyndeton, polysyndeton).
Special colloquial vocabulary (slang, professionalisms).
Compositional pattes of syntactical arrangements (antithesis, enumeration, gradation).
The notion of trope. Three types of renaming: metonymy, metaphor, irony.
Phonetic expressive means and stylistic devices (alliteration, onomatopoeia, paronymic attraction).
Peculiar use of set expressions. Decomposition of set phrases.
Figures of contrast: oxymoron, antithesis.
The notion of represented speech.
Figures of inequality: climax, anticlimax.
The belles-lettres style (emotive prose).
The style of official documents (diplomatic and legal documents).
The notion of trope. Figures of quantity: hyperbole, litotes.
Special literary vocabulary (terms, archaic words).
The style of official documents (business letters).
Special literary vocabulary (poetic words, barbarisms and foreign words)
Stylistic devices based on the interaction of logical and emotive meanings (epithet, oxymoron).
Stylistic devices based on the interaction of primary and derivative logical meanings (polysemy, zeugma, pun).
Stylistic devices based on the interrogative and negative constructions (rhetorical question, litotes).