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英语文体学教程


作者:
徐有志
定价:
29.90元
ISBN:
978-7-04-017142-6
版面字数:
500.000千字
开本:
16开
全书页数:
321页
装帧形式:
平装
重点项目:
暂无
出版时间:
2005-03-31
读者对象:
高等教育
一级分类:
外语类
二级分类:
英语专业课程
三级分类:
英语语言学

  《英语文体学教程》(初版为《现代英语文体学》)本着基础理论与实践并重的原则,简明阐述了当代文体学的理论框架和语言分析方法,具体探讨了语言使用的场合特征与语言特征的相互关系,详细分析了各体英语(包括方言和语域,主要是语域)的语言特点,重点指明了不同体裁文学作品(包括小说、戏剧和诗歌)的文宇特色。本书对初步掌握文体学理论概貌和语言描述方法,系统了解各体英语特点,提高恰当运用英语的交际能力,逐步熟悉不同体裁文学作品的语言风格,加深对文学作品的理解和欣赏,无疑将起到一定的作用。本书可供大学英语专业高年级学生使用,也可供攻读硕士学位的研究生和其他英语工作者参考。
  《英语文体学教程》的编著者徐有志同志是英语语言文学资深教授、博士生导师,长期从事文体学教学与研究,在美进修期间又得到语言学博士Carolyn Dirksen教授及人类学博士Murl Dirksen教授的帮助。本书初版手稿曾由河南大学外语系名誉主任、英语语言文学研究所所长、博士生导师,华籍美人ShirleyWood教授审校,经中山大学外国语学院博士生导师王宗炎教授审阅并作序。
  • 1 The Concern of Stylistics
    • 1.1 Stylisties
    • 1.2 Language
    • 1.3 Aspects of the Speech Event
    • 1.4 Language Varieties and Function
    • 1.5 Style
    • 1.6 The Study of Style
    • 1.7 The Concern of Stylistic Study
    • 1.8 Stylistics and Other Spheres of Study
  • 2 The Need for Stylistic Study
    • 2.1 Stylistic Study Helps Cultivate a Sense of Appropriateness
    • 2.2 Stylistic Study Sharpens the Understanding and Appreciation of Literary Works
    • 2.3 Stylistic Study Helps Achieve Adaptation in Translation
  • 3 Varieties of Language
    • 3.1 Two Kinds of Varieties
    • 3.2 Dialects
    • 3.3 Registers
    • 3.4 The Mutual Dependence Between Register and Dialect
    • 3.5 The Social Meaning of Language Varieties Linguistic Description
    • 4.1 The Aims of Stylistics in Linguistic Descrip-tion
    • 4.2 Levels of Language
    • 4.3 Stylistic Features
    • 4.4 Procedure of Linguistic Description
    • 4.5 The Practical Description and Analysis in This Book
  • 5 Formal vs Informal Language
    • 5.1 The Interpersonal Function of Language
    • 5.2 Degrees of Formality
    • 5.3 Functional Tenor and Degrees of Formality
    • 5.4 Martin Joos’Classification
    • 5.5 Speech Situation and Formality
    • 5.6 Formality and Linguistic Features
    • 5.7 Sets of Co-occurring Features
    • 5.8 Involved vs Informational Texts
    • 5.9 Tenors. Field, and Mode
  • 6 Spoken vs Written Language
    • 6.1 Striking Differences
    • 6.2 Stylistic Differences
    • 6.3 Examples of Contrast
    • 6.4 More Delicate Distinctions Amongst Modes of Discourse
    • 6.5 Mode. Field, and Tenors
  • 7 The English of Conversation
    • 7.l Necessity of Studying Speech
    • 7.2 Necessity of Studying Conversation
    • 7.3 Object of Study
    • 7.4 An Adapted Way of Transcription
    • 7.5 A Sample Text of Casual Conversation
    • 7.6 General Features
    • 7.7 Stylistic Features in Terms of Levels of Language
    • 7.8 Summary
    • 7.9 Other Kinds of Conversation
  • 8 The English of Public Speech
    • 8.1 Scope of Public Speech
    • 8.2 A Sample Text for Analysis
    • 8.3 General Features of Public Speech
    • 8.4 Stylistic Features of Public Speech
  • 9 The English of Advertising
    • 9.1 Advertising English as a Variety
    • 9.2 Newspaper Advertising
    • 9.3 Radio Advertising
    • 9.4 Television Advertising
  • 10 The English of News Reporting
    • 10.1 The English of News Reporting as a Variety 10.2 Two Sample Texts for Analysis
    • 10.3 General Features of Newspaper Reporting
    • 10.4 Stylistic Features of Newspaper Reporting
    • 10.5 Stylistic Features of Radio and Television News
  • 11 The English of Science and Technology
    • 11.1 The Scope of the English of Science and Tech-nology
    • 11.2 Sample Texts for Analysis
    • 11.3 General Features of EST
    • 11.4 Stylistic Features of EST
    • 11.5 Features of Spoken EST
  • 12 The English of Legal Documents
    • 12.1 The English of Legal Documents as a Variety
    • 12.2 Sample Texts for Analysis
    • 12.3 Stylistic Features of Legal English
  • 13 The English of Literature (Ⅰ) — General Remarks
    • 13.1 Literature as Language Art
    • 13.2 Literary Language and Ordinary Language
    • 13.3 Literary English as a Variety
  • 14 The English of Literature (Ⅱ) —The Language of Fiction
    • 14.1 Manipulation of Semantic Roles
    • 14.2 Creation of Images and Symbols
    • 14.3 Preference in Diction
    • 14.4 Artistic Manipulation of Sentence Variety and Rhythm
    • 14.5 Employment of Various Points of View
    • 14.6 The Subtle Workings of Authorial Tone
    • 14.7 Various Ways of Presenting Speech and Thought
  • 15 The English of Literature (Ⅲ) — The Language of Drama
    • 15.1 Manipulation of the Naturalness of Characters’ Speech
    • 15.2 Exploitation of Different Speech Act, Turn-taking and Politeness Patterns
    • 15.3 Use of Assumptions, Presuppositions and Conversational Implicative
  • 16 The English of Literature (Ⅳ) —The Language of Poetry
    • 16.1 Various Devices for Compression
    • 16.2 Extreme Care in Word Choice
    • 16.3 Free Arrangement of Word Order
    • 16.4 Lexical and Syntactical Repetition
    • 16.5 Full Manipulation of Sound Effects
    • 16.6 The Manipulation of Sight
    • 16.7 Analysis of Poems at All Levels
  • Glossary
  • Bibliography

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