Stylistic Explorations and Literary Interpretations - Alkhayat, Marwa
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Stylistics is the study of the ways in which meaning is created through language in literature. To this end, stylisticians use linguistic models, theories and frameworks as their analytical tools in order to describe and explain how and why a text works. The analysis typically focuses on the phonological, lexical, grammatical, semantic, pragmatic features of texts; to explore the role of Stylistics to interpret Literature scientifically. Being the linguistic approach to literature, the study centralizes the contribution enhanced by Formalism that regards the literary language as the sum total…mehr

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Stylistics is the study of the ways in which meaning is created through language in literature. To this end, stylisticians use linguistic models, theories and frameworks as their analytical tools in order to describe and explain how and why a text works. The analysis typically focuses on the phonological, lexical, grammatical, semantic, pragmatic features of texts; to explore the role of Stylistics to interpret Literature scientifically. Being the linguistic approach to literature, the study centralizes the contribution enhanced by Formalism that regards the literary language as the sum total of all stylistic devices (sound, imagery, rhythm, syntax) that are interrelated to 'deform' ordinary language giving an 'estranging' or 'defamiliarizing' effect. Moreover, the study seeks to demonstrate a primary distinction between two basic components of narrative: narrative plot and narrative discourse.The current study is devoted to "the interface of language and literary studies". Within this rationale, the study sheds light on specific technical vocabulary that is typical of both linguistics and literature.
Autorenporträt
Marwa Alkhayat is an Assistant Professor at MISR University for Science & Technology since 2010. She has extensive years of academic teaching since 1999. She received her MA and PhD degrees in Comparative Postcolonial Drama & Literary Criticism from the University of Cairo,Egypt.She has published articles on Semiotics and children's literature.