Studies in Contrastive Linguistics and Stylistics

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Series: Languages and Linguistics
BISAC: LAN009000

The present book is an attempt at providing a number of seminal studies on contrastive linguistics and stylistics. This manuscript can not only be used to fill a gap that may exist between the two disciplines, but also as a manual for teaching both disciplines from the author’s point of view. The studies range from phonology, morphology, and syntax to poetic stylistics in a comparative tone.

The readers are presented with a stimulating corner of vantage that combines both contrastive linguistics and stylistics. The book is suitable for both academics and students of linguistics alike. (Imprint: Novinka)

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

List of Figures

List of Tables

Preface

Part One: Contrastive Linguistics

Chapter 1. The Contrastive Analysis Hypothesis

Chapter 2. English and Arabic Phonology

Chapter 3. Word-Formation in English and Arabic: Derivation and Compounding

Chapter 4. Loanwords in English and Arabic

Chapter 5. Passivization in English and Arabic

Chapter 6. Synonymy in English and Arabic

Chapter 7. Idioms in English and Arabic

Chapter 8. Cohesion and Coherence in English and Arabic

Part Two: Stylistics

Chapter 9. Al-Ma’arri and Herbert: A Dehistoricized Hermeneutical Approach

Chapter 10. Introducing the Stylistic Notions Overtones and Undertones 1: Nazik Al-Malaika’s Poetry

Chapter 11. Poetic Persona and Overtones in Abul-Qasim Al-Shaby’s Poetry

Chapter 12. The Stylistics of W.B. Yeat’s Poetry

Glossary of Recurrent Terms

Bibliography

Index

Audience: Linguists and English Academics and students of linguistics alike.
Orientalists and/or those interested in comparative stylistics.

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