- •Стилистика современного английского языка: от теории к практике
- •Рецензенты:
- •The metalanguage of linguostylistics
- •Phonographical and phonostylistic expressive means and stylistic devices of the paradigmatic and syntagmatic level Seminar 1
- •Essential Terms:
- •I. Speak on the following:
- •II. In your books of either home reading or individual reading find the above mentioned expressive means and stylistic devices and comment upon their structure and stylistic function.
- •III. Do the following exercises:
- •Reference list:
- •Lexical expressive means and stylistic devices based on the interaction of the nominative and contextually imposed meaning Seminar 2
- •Essential Terms:
- •I. Speak on the following:
- •II. In your books of either home reading or individual reading find the above mentioned expressive means and stylistic devices and comment upon their structure and stylistic function.
- •III. Do the following exercises:
- •Reference list:
- •Lexical expressive means and stylistic devices peculiar use of set expressions stylistic functioning of morphologival forms Seminar 3 Essential Terms:
- •I. Speak on the following:
- •II. In your books of either home reading or individual reading find the above mentioned expressive means and stylistic devices and comment upon their structure and stylistic function.
- •III. Do the following exercises:
- •Reference list:
- •Syntactical expressive means and stylistic devices: compositional patterns of syntactical arrangement Seminar 4
- •Essential Terms:
- •I. Speak on the following:
- •II. In your books of either home reading or individual reading find the above mentioned expressive means and stylistic devices and comment upon their structure and stylistic function.
- •III. Do the following exercises:
- •Reference list:
- •Syntactical expressive means and stylistic devices: compositional patterns of syntactical arrangement Seminar 5 Essential Terms:
- •I. Speak on the following:
- •II. In your books of either home reading or individual reading find the above mentioned expressive means and stylistic devices and comment upon their structure and stylistic function.
- •III. Do the following exercises:
- •Reference list:
- •Syntactical expressive means and stylistic devices: particular ways of combining parts of the utterance Seminar 6 Essential Terms:
- •I. Speak on the following:
- •II. In your books of either home reading or individual reading find the above mentioned expressive means and stylistic devices and comment upon their structure and stylistic function.
- •III. Do the following exercises:
- •Exercise IV.
- •Reference list:
- •Functional styles
- •Typology of Functional Styles
- •Emotive Prose
- •The Drama
- •Oratory and Speeches
- •The Essay
- •Articles
- •Brief News Items
- •The Headline
- •Advertisements and Announcements
- •The Editorial
- •The Carburettor
- •Ageism Factor
- •Standard Investor Seeking to Sell Stake
- •Patterns for stylistic analysis Stylistic Phonetics
- •Stylistic Morphology
- •Stylistic Lexicology
- •Stylistic Syntax
- •General Stylistic Analysis of a Text
- •Samples of stylistic analysis Stylistic Phonetics
- •Stylistic Morphology
- •Stylistic Lexicology
- •Stylistic Syntax
- •Stylistic Devices of Different Levels Used in Convergence
- •Functional Analysis
- •Complex stylistic analysis
- •Text Interpretation
- •Functional Analysis
- •Training tests Training Test I
- •Training Test II
- •List of authors whose texts were used in exercises
- •Bibliography
- •Contents
- •Стилистика современного английского языка: от теории к практике
- •443099, Г. Самара, ул. М. Горького, 61/63
- •443099, Г. Самара, ул. М. Горького, 65/67
Training Test II
1. Choose the right answer to define the stylistic device in an underlined word “Не took little satisfaction in telling each Mary something”:
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a) personification |
c) antonomasia |
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b) simile |
d) oxymoron |
2. A stylistic device “based on the deliberate exaggeration of a quality or quantity essential to an object or phenomenon” is:
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a) metaphor |
c) pun |
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b) zeugma |
d) hyperbole |
3. Give definitions of a trope and a figure of speech and adduce illustrative examples.
4. Name the stylistic device which is defined as: “a figure of speech based on the repetition of the syntactical pattern with the reversed word order”. Give illustrative examples of each type of repetition.
5. Define the particular kind of metonymy in the following:
a) from the cradle to the grave;
b) hands wanted;
с) I don't like either Jack London or O'Henry;
d) She wears only tweed and cashmere;
e) I prefer gold to silver with my evening dress.
6. Define the particular semantic type of metaphor in the following:
a) the branch of the bank;
b) Ploughing is surgery;
с) Life is full of dangerous corners if you drive at a high speed.
7. Detachment is:
a) a trope based on the use of a common noun instead of a proper name;
b) a stylistic device based on the play upon words;
c) a figure of speech based on the inverted word order in the sentence;
d) a figure of speech based on the separation of the secondary members of the sentence by punctuation marks.
8. Adduce illustrative examples of the main types of climax and define them.
9. Enumerate the main stylistic types of syntactic connection between the parts of the utterance and adduce illustrative examples.
10. State the difference between hyperbole and meiosis. Adduce illustrative examples.
List of authors whose texts were used in exercises
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А.В. – A. Bennett А.С. – A. Cronin A.H. – A. Huxley А.М. – A. Miller A.S. – A. Saxton A.Т. – A. Tolkien А.W. – A. Wesker Au. – J. Austen B. – Barth В.Sh. – В. Shaw Br.B. – Br. Behan С. – D. Carter Ch. – A. Christie Ch.Br. – Ch. Brontё Ch.L. – Ch. Lamb Ch.R. –Cildren’s Rhymes D. – Ch. Dickens Dav. – W. Davies D.С. – D. Cusack D.P. – D. Parker D.U. – D. Uhnak Dr. – Th. Dreiser E. – Y. Esar E.A. – E. Albey E.F. – E. Ferber E.W. – E. Waugh FI.O'C. – Fl.O’Connor G. – Galsworthy G.B. – George Byron G.M. – G. Markey H. – E. Hemingway H.С – H. Caine Hut. – A. Hutchinson I.M. – I. Murdoch I.Sh. – I. Shaw J. – J. Jones J.A. – J. Aldridge J.B. – J. Baldwin J.Br. – J. Braine J.Car. – J. Cary J.G. – J. Gardner J.K. – J. Kerouac J.L. – Jack London J.O'H. – J. O'Hara |
J.R. – J. Reed St. – J. Steinbeck In.B. – J. Barth J.Bn. – J. Bunyan K.К. – К. Kesey L. – St. Leacock L.Ch. – L. Charteris M. – A. Milne Mgh. – W.S. Maugham M.Sp. – M. Spark M.St. – Morning Star M.T. – M. Twain N.M. – N. Mailer N.W. – N. West O’C. – S. O’Casey O’H. – O. Henry O.N. – O. Nash O.W. – O. Wilde P.A. – P. Abrahams P.B. – P. Benchley P.St. – P. Strevens Ph.L. – Ph. Larkin R.Ch. – R. Chandler R.K. – R. Kipling R.W. – R. P. Warren S. – J.D. Salinger S.С – S.T. Coleridge S.L. – S. Lewis S.M. – S. Maugham Sc.F. – Sc. Fitzgerald Sh.A. – Sh. Anderson St.B. – St. Barstow T.C. – T. Capote Т.Н. – T. Howard Th.P. – Th. Pynchon U. – J. Updike V.W. – Virginia Wolf W.С – W. Fr. Collier W.D. – W. Deeping W.G. – W. S. Gilbert W.Gl. – W. Golding W.H.D. – W.H. Davies W.I. – W. Irwing |