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semantic Stylistic Devices LECTURE 4 STYLISTICS OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE SEMASIOLOGY Stylistics semasiology is concerned with meanings of linguistic units their interaction and changes they undergo when used as expressive means and stylistic devices . Page 2 of 5 Data Sheet http://solutions.us.fujitsu.com/ Components Processor Intel Khalil Hassan Nofal Department of English, Philadelphia UniversityJordan AbstractThis paper is intended to discuss the concept of "darkness" in Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness. It incorporates a fai Where to look for decorative details. Matters of style. Style. is a late 18. th. century word that slowly replaced the equivalent terms—taste, or fashion—in describing architectural objects.. These are the conditions . Some Comparative Overview Charts Literary, Stylistic and Thematic Comparisons: GOSPEL according to... MARK MATTHEW LUKE JOHN No. of chapters ( 678 / 11304 ) ( 1071 / 18345 ) ( 1151 / 19482 Birthe Mousten. Tartu Conference 2011. Purpose. The purpose of the research is to find out how well English loan words are adopted among young people in (in this case) Danish as a recipient language. . How authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language. Stylistic Element. Technique . used by an author to express meaning, ideas, or feelings in a written work (e.g., metaphor, simile, alliteration, etc.). The use of these techniques is related to the tone of the piece and the style of the author.. The theory of stylistic devices, suggested by . V.V.Gurevich. .. 1. Stylistic devices making use of the meaning of language units (figures of speech). 2. Stylistic devices making use of the structure of language units. . R. elations. . in. . C. orpus. and . L. earner. . L. exicography. Jelena. . Kallas. . Tallinn University, Institute of the Estonian Language. . jelena.kallas@eki.ee. . syntagmatic relations . and . Stylistic Devices. INTENTIONAL MIXING OF THE STYLISTIC ASPECT OF WORDS. . (. Metaphor. , . Metonymy. , . Irony. ). . INTERACTION OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF LEXICAL MEANING. . INTERACTION. . OF PRIMARY DICTIONARY AND CONTEXTUALLY IMPOSED MEANINGS. . lexicology. . deals. . with. . words. . which. . make. . up. . people's. . lexicon. . . Vocabulary. . or. . lexis. . is. . usefully. . distinguished. . from. . grammar. . in. . textual. Morphological. . stylistics. . deals. . with. . morphological. . expressive. . means. . and. . stylistic. . devices. . . Words. . of. . all. . parts. . of. . speech. . have. a . great. Perfectionist. . “Movie directors, or should. I say people who create. . things,. . are very. greedy and they can never be satisfied. That. ’. s . why they can keep on working. I. ’. ve been able to work for so long because I think next time. Form (Poetic Structure). A particular organization of parts that makes a whole. Examples. . • the way words are arranged in a line. . • lines are arranged in a stanza. . • units of sound are organized to achieve rhythm and rhyme. Rule of Three . &. Magic Helper. Fairy tales . are. . short, narrative pieces of writing that fall under the genre of fiction. They typically feature such folkloric characters such as fairies, dragons, elves, talking animals, giants or gnomes, and usually magic or other forms of enchantment. Often fairy tales involve a far-fetched (or hard to believe) sequence of events..