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Literary Theory, Stylistics and Cognitive Poetics
The desire to understand and interpret the underlying mechanisms involved in the creation and reception of literary texts, and the influence of these mechanisms on human cognition goes back at least to Aristotle’s Poetics. However, the last century has witnessed a vast variety of approaches to the understanding of literature: a plethora of theories ...
, Roger Alan Tunc
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The Cognitive Stylistic Translator [PDF]
Translation theory is never dogmatized. It is a dynamic and ever changing process. It is expected to respond positively to new developments in the studies of language and style. Cognitive stylistics is one of the major new developments in the study of style.
Studies, AWEJ-tls, Ghazala, H.
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The current research presents a cognitive stylistics study of two Namibian novels: Francis Sifiso Nyathi’s The Other Presence and Salom Shilongo’s The Hopeless Hopes.
Linus Nghilifavali Hafeni +1 more
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Historical stylistics as a tool for the cultural study of words
The article emphasizes the fact that in Ukrainian linguistics, the status of historical stylistics is not yet fully defined. The basic reason for it is that this field of study combines two perspectives – the historical one (the connection with the ...
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An approach to teaching stylistics – is a fundamental methodological category that defines the system of studying discipline, the ways of organizing the teaching material and the peculiarities of the interaction of all components of the educational ...
Anzhelika Popovych
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Possible Worlds, Frozen Realities: Constructing Fictional Space in Jack Frost [PDF]
Children’s crossover fantasy fiction, i.e. literary texts written for children but equally appealing to adults, has increasingly been recognized as a site of sophisticated narrative strategies and thematic depth (Falconer, 2008).
Fatma Ismail, Sara Abuelenine
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The study reported here combines quantitative and qualitative methods from both cognitive stylistics and corpus stylistics to analyse the flower-motif in Virginia Woolf’s novel Mrs Dalloway.
Marie Møller Jensen +2 more
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The ‘indisciplinarity’ of stylistics
This paper aims at showing why the stylistician can be construed as a prolific “impostor” in a most positive sense: pledged to no specific linguistic prophet, she can opt for different theoretical linguistic tools (in the sphere of pragmatics, critical ...
Sorlin Sandrine
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Style in Literary Translation: A Practical Perspective
This paper explores a stylistic approach to translating literary texts from Arabic into English and vice versa. It is held that in order to be in a position to render literary texts effectively and accurately, one needs to: (1) analyze and describe ...
Ali Almanna, Mohammed Farghal
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