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Stylistics is a form of literary criticism that analyzes the linguistic devices and stylistic choices used in a text. It focuses on elements like diction, imagery, phonology, syntax, and other linguistic applications. Stylistics aims to provide more objective, rigorous analyses of literature by applying the principles of linguistics. While a technical subject, stylistic criticism can shed light on why certain devices are effective in poetry and suggest deeper interpretations through its analytical tools. It represents a promising area that bridges the fields of linguistics and literature.
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- 2. Stylistic Style is the manner in which something is presented, and this approach concentrates on the peculiarities of diction and imagery employed, sometimes relating them to literary and social theory.
- 3. Stylistics -is a valuable if long-winded approach to criticism, and compels attention to the poem's details. Two of the three simple exercises performed here show that the poem is deficient in structure, and needs to be radically recast. The third sheds light on its content.
- 4. Stylistics -applies linguistics to literature in the hope of arriving at analyses which are more broadly based, rigorous and objective.
- 5. STEPHEN CRANEÆS •>stylistics represents a promising area not only because stylistic analysis involves both fields, but because such an analysis makes possible a more complex approach to literature.
- 6. Strength -the focus is on linguistic devices or applications at the phonological, lexical, or syntactic level, whichever proves to be meaningful in any kind of literary interpretation.
- 8. Because form is important in poetry, and stylistics has the largest armoury of analytical weapons. Moreover, stylistics need not be reductive and simplistic.
- 10. -Stylistics suggests why certain devices are effective; - Stylistics is a very technical subject, which hardly makes for engrossing, or indeed uncontentious, reading.
- 11. Some stylistic analysis is to be found in most types of literary criticism, and differences between the traditional, New Criticism and Stylistics approaches are often matters of emphasis.
- 12. Published Examples of Stylistic Literary Criticism *G.N. Leech's A Linguistic Guide to English Poetry (1969) *Laura Brown's Alexander Pope (1985) *Roy Lewis's On Reading French Verse: A Study in Poetic Form (1982) *George Wright's Shakespeare's Metrical Art. (1988) *Richard Bradford's A Linguistic History of English Poetry (1993)
- 13. Source : http//www.textec.com/critic ism Ana Marie B. Cordova