The usage of metaphor and metonymy in stylistics
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4-курс The usage of metaphor and metonymy in stylistics The role of proverbs and sayings in Uzbek and English languages Peculiar use of Simile in belles-lettres The use of Climax in belles-lettres The language of poetry The language of advertisements and announcements Characteristics of Symbol and Allegory The main features of Characterization The function of publicistic style General characterization of colloquial vocabulary: slangs and jargonism 1. Science fiction and its origin. 2. Stylistic pecularities of newspaper articles. 3. Newspaper headings and their charachteristic features. 4. Stylistic peculiarities of public speeches: a comparative analyses. 5. Stylistic devices and expressive means: ( comparative analysis in the works of O.Henry and U.Hoshimov) 6. Functions of acronyms in various styles. 7. The usage of preposition in Old English. 8. Comparative study of metaphor in different periods. 9. The usage of metonymy in modern English Language. 10. Comparative study of euphemisms in english and uzbek languages. 11. The role of "Repetition" in public speeches. 12. The style of official documents: forms and functions. 13. Comparative study of "Chiasmus"( Reversed Parallel Construction) in english and uzbek languages. 14. The study of rhetorical questions in the work of G.Byron. 15. The role of alliteration in poetry. Ķursishi 3-kurs TO'M VA TT 1. The role of technology in teaching pronunciation in the example of A2 levels. 2. The role of games in teaching morphology in B1 levels. 3. The study of mixing methods in preparing lesson plans in teaching foreign languages. 4. The study of forms of textbooks: comparative analysis (in XX and XXIst centuries. 5. Comparative study of assessment types and their role teaching foreign languages. 6. The importance of using different flashcards while consuctingEfllessong with A1 level learners. 7. Comparative study of usage of interactive methods in the lessons of young and adult learners. 8. The study of social media implementation as pedagogical tool for efllearners( in the example of B2 level learners) 9. The role of the classroom design in teaching foreign languges to A1 level learners. Abbreviation as a way of word formation in modern English The suffix system of modern English The history of the development of impersonal sentences in the English language in the period from the 8th to the 15th centuries. Historical syntax of the English language Development of grammatical means of expressing modality in English Inversions in Modern English Formation and development of the passive in English Development and formation of predicates of different types in English The history of the emergence and development of the future tense in English The emergence and development of participle I in English The formation of a fixed word order in English Emotional component in the structure of English emotive adjectives. The functioning of articles in stable phraseological units Gender Features of Written Speech Sources of replenishment of the English vocabulary at the present stage Proper names as part of phraseological units Language paraphrase as an element of speech etiquette Linguistic relations between words : paradigmatic and syntagmatic relations The development of ME nouns The development of ME verbs The development of ME adjectives The development of ME pronouns New categories of the verbs in ME Middle English phonetics Spread of London dialects Mutation, gradation and other phonetic changes in OE Sound changes in Early modern English Professional vocabulary in Modern English language The characteristic features and reasons for vowel changing The development of articles Inflections Verbal inflection and clause changes Clause boundaries Declension in OE Adjectives and adverbs in OE Strong and weak verbs in OE Prepositions and conjunctions in OE Role of the title in the literary text. The phonetic emotive means and stylistic devices The morphological expressive means and stylistic devices The lexical emotive means and stylistic devices The lexical-syntactic emotive means and stylistic devices The syntactic expressive means and stylistic devices Language features and functions of special literary words. Language features and functions of colloquial words. Stylistics: 1.The Interaction of Different Types of Lexical Meaning 2.Analyzing author’s style: Ernest Hemingway 3.Categories of the text 4.Goals and methods of linguo-stylistic analysis of a literary text 5. Stylistics and Elements of Style in Literature The History of English language: 1. Grammatical structure of Old English 2.Vocabulary and Word formation in Old English 3.The Categories of Noun in Old English 4. The Categories ofVerbin Old English 5. Borrowed words of English language development 6. Phonetic structure and Spelling Changes in the Middle English Language 7. Morphology and Principal features of Germanic Language 8. The changes of English Grammatic structure of ME period 9. Linguistic features of Germanic Languages 10. The influence of other languages for the development of the English language General notes on style and stylistics. Stylistic classification of the English vocabulary. Functional styles of language. Special literary vocabulary and Special colloquial vocabulary. Lexical expressive means and stylistic devices Epithet. Metaphor. Metonymy. Oxymoron. Antonomasia. Irony. Pun. Zeugma. Hyperbole Lexico syntactical expressive means and stylistic devices Paraphrase, gradation, allusion. Syntactical expressive means and stylistic devices. Parallel constructions, repetitions. Phonetic expressive means and stylistic devices. Rhythm, rhyme, alliteration, onomatopoeia. Graphical stylistic means. Category of modality of the text. Segmentation of the text. Syntactical whole. Interpretation of a story. Phonostylistics and its main features. Features and functions of words in the literary language. Linguistic features and functions of colloquial words. Metaphor and metonymy. Epithet, oxymoron, hyperbole. Antonomasia, simile and its types in the studied language. Linguocultural features of litotes and periphrasis. The rhetorical question. Phonetic stylistic devices. Personification. Functions and examples. Allegory. Types of allegory. Stylistic synonyms and their use in literary speech. Stylistic features of idioms. Stylisic usage of proverbs. Stylisic usage of word-formation patterns. Stylistic role of foreign words in literary texts The language of poetry (R.Kipling) Poetic details in the literary text. A cup of tea. K.Mansfield The ant and the grasshopper. W.S.Maugham Functional semantic characteristics of phraseological units with the components of “human body” Phraseological units with different components Peculiarities of functioning proverbs in the English language French borrowed words in Modern English language Ways of changing of meaning of words in English Semantic features of English names Main types of collocation in English Suffixation as a word-formation device in English English phraseological units Functioning synonyms in expressing the category of cohesion Abbrevation in Modern English English terms of jargonism Synonyms of the verbs in Modern English The productivity of affixes in modern English Phraseological units with the components Expressive means and stylistic devices Changes in vowels of ME period The development of literature in ME period Non-finite forms of the verbs in ME The noun in OE Word order in OE Word order in ME The development of ME nouns The development of ME verbs The development of ME adjectives The development of ME pronouns New categories of the verbs in ME Middle English phonetics phonetic changes in OE Auxiliary verbs in ME Verbal inflection and clause changes Homonyms. the sources of homonyms. the classification of homonyms The english language as a vocabulary system Polysemantic words. The problem of homonymy and polysemy Synonyms. Criteria of synonymy and classification of synonyms Antonyms. Classification of antonyms Definition of antonyms. classification of antonyms Semantic systems in English. Neologisms absolute and archaic words Affixation and its subdivisions. Conversion. Word composition. Compounding The Etymology of Modern English vocabulary: native words and borrowings Phraseology in modern english. phraseological units with different components Comparative study of functional styles. Language features and functions of special literary words. Language features and functions of colloquial words. Comparative study of metaphor/metonymy. Comparative study of epithet/ oxymoron/ hyperbole. Lingua-cultural peculiarities of antonomasia/ simile. Lingua-cultural peculiarities of periphrasis/ Litotes. Comparative study of Repetition. Lingua-cultural peculiarities of Rhetorical Question. Lingua-cultural peculiarities of Phonetic SD. Stylisic usage of synonyms. Stylisic usage of idioms. Stylisic usage of proverbs. Stylisic usage of word-formation patterns. Stylistic role of foreign words in literary texts. Convergence of stylistic devices in literary texts The language of poetry. Poetic details in the literary text. Role of the title in the literary text. Interpretation of a story The phonetic emotive means and stylistic devices The morphological expressive means and stylistic devices The lexical emotive means and stylistic devices The lexical-syntactic emotive means and stylistic devices The syntactic expressive means and stylistic devices
The principal types of English pronunciation and the status of RP. Word stress in English. Functions of word stress ModificationofEnglishvowels. ModificationofEnglishConsonants. Grammatical meaning and grammatical form. The problem of grammatical categories. The grammatical categories of the noun. The word formation. The productive and non-productive types of word-formation. Conversionandcompounding. Shortening The lexical peculiarities of the variants of the English language nglish proper words and borrowings. The lexical peculiarities of the variants of the English language Synchronic and diachronic approaches to polysemy. The semantic structure of polysemantic words. Linguistic and non-linguistic contexts. Free word groups. Phraseological units. The problem of homonyms. The problem of synonyms. The problem of antonyms. Semantic grouping of the English vocabulary. Lexico-semantic groups. Semantic fields. Some problems of lexicography. Main types of English diction areas. Dialects of the English language. Regional varieties of English. Classification of morphemes. Classification of borrowings. The role of word formation in English. Historical approaches to the study of word meaning. Formal and informal layers of the vocabulary. Download 21.12 Kb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: 
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