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Chapter 1 General Introduction1

1.1 Definition of Style1

1.1.1 Language1

1.1.2 Style2

1.2 Definition of Stylistics4

1.3 Development of Modern Stylistics8

Chapter 2 General Theories of Stylistics10

2.1 Types of Stylistic Theories10

2.1.1 Formal Stylistics11

2.1.2 Functional Stylistics12

2.1.3 Discourse/Text Stylistics14

2.2 Models of Stylistics15

2.2.1 The Sketch of Modern Linguistics15

2.2.2 Models of Linguistic Stylistics19

2.3 Three Views on Style29

2.3.1 Style as Deviance30

2.3.2 Style as Choice32

2.3.3 Style as Foregrounding34

Chapter 3 Grammar and Literary Style37

3.1 Introduction37

3.2 Definition of Grammar38

3.3 Prescription and Description39

3.4 Morphology and Syntax40

3.5 Word Classes43

3.5.1 Identifying Word Classes44

3.5.2 Open and Closed Class Words46

3.6 Describing Noun and Verb Phrases47

3.6.1 The Noun Phrase48

3.6.2 The Verb Phrase49

3.6.3 Non-finite Verb Phrases50

3.7 Describing Sentences52

3.7.1 Sentences and Clauses52

3.7.2 Simple and Complex Sentences53

3.8 Foregrounding and Grammatical Form56

3.9 Analysis of Grammar:Checklist59

Chapter 4 Meaning61

4.1 Introduction61

4.2 Semantics61

4.2.1 Gaps and Overlaps62

4.2.2 Opposites63

4.2.3 Hyponyms and Superordinates64

4.3 Context65

4.3.1 Deixis66

4.3.2 Homonyms67

4.3.3 Other Similar Texts/Discourses67

4.3.4 Prior Knowledge68

4.4 Register69

4.5 Literal Language and Figurative Language71

4.5.1 Similes72

4.5.2 Metaphor72

4.5.3 Simile versus Metaphor74

4.5.4 Explicit and Embedded Metaphors75

4.5.5 Types of Metaphor77

4.5.6 Metonymy82

4.5.7 Synecdoche82

4.6 Metaphor and Language Change83

4.7 Functions of Figurative Language Use84

Chapter 5 International Business85

5.1 Semantic Features85

5.1.1 Correctness and Completeness85

5.1.2 Clearness and Conciseness86

5.1.3 Consideration and Courtesy87

5.2 Grammatical Features87

5.2.1 B Sentence Structure87

5.2.2 Use of Voices88

5.2.3 Use of Affirmative Sentences89

5.2.4 Inverted Sentences89

5.3 Lexical Features89

5.3.1 Concrete and Natural Words89

5.3.2 Technical Terms and Abbreviations90

5.3.3 Brief and Common Words90

5.3.4 Avoiding Clichés91

5.4 Graphological Features92

5.4.1 Capitalization92

5.4.2 Arrangement of Typesetting92

Chapter 6 Computer and Internet95

6.1 Computer Language95

6.1.1 Lexical Features96

6.1.2 Grammatical Features98

6.2 Internet Language99

6.2.1 Semantic Features100

6.2.2 Grammatical Features101

6.2.3 Lexical Features102

6.2.4 Graphological Features107

Chapter 7 The English of Conversation110

7.1 Necessity of Studying Speech110

7.2 Necessity of Studying Conversation110

7.3 Object of Study110

7.4 An Adapted Way of Transcription111

7.5 General Features111

7.6 Stylistic Features in Terms of Levels of Language113

7.6.1 Grammatical Features113

7.6.2 Lexical Features115

7.6.3 Phonological Features118

7.6.4 Semantic Features119

7.7 Summary ＆ Other Kinds of Conversation120

7.8 Discussion about Telephone Conversing120

Chapter 8 News Report121

8.1 Semantic Features122

8.2 Text Structure122

8.2.1 Headline123

8.2.2 Guide125

8.2.3 Main Body126

8.3 Grammatical Features129

8.3.1 Meaning Contraction129

8.3.2 Objectivity130

8.3.3 Concreteness and Detailedness130

8.4 Lexical Features131

8.5 Graphological Features131

Chapter 9 The English of Public Speech133

9.1 Scope of Public Speech133

9.2 A Sample Text for Analysis133

9.3 General Features of Public Speech135

9.4 Stylistic Features of Public Speech135

9.4.1 Grammatical Features135

9.4.2 Lexical Features137

9.4.3 Phonological Features138

9.4.4 Semantic Features140

Chapter 10 Legal Documents144

10.1 Function and Style144

10.2 Grammatical Features145

10.2.1 Basic Sentence Structure and Process Types145

10.2.2 Verbal Groups145

10.2.3 Noun Phrases or Participants146

10.2.4 Adverbials147

10.2.5 The Sentence147

10.3 Lexical Features148

10.3.1 Sources148

10.3.2 Classifications and Functions148

10.4 Graphological Features149

10.4.1 Punctuation149

10.4.2 Capitalization150

10.4.3 The Marking of Text Structures150

Chapter 11 Science and Technology151

11.1 Semantic Features151

11.1.1 The Explicitness of the Relations between Semantic Structures152

11.1.2 Depersonalization152

11.1.3 Renationalization154

11.2 Grammatical Features155

11.3 Lexical Features157

11.3.1 Sources157

11.3.2 Classification158

11.3.3 Function158

Bibliography160