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    This document discusses different aspects of style and individual style. It defines individual style as a unique combination of language units and devices that make a writer's works easily recognizable. Individual style distinguishes a person whereas idiolect characterizes speech of an individual through peculiarities. The document also outlines different areas of stylistic study including stylistic semasiology, lexicology, phonetics, and grammatical stylistics. Finally, it notes that style can become a norm over time through standardization.

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    This document discusses different aspects of style and individual style. It defines individual style as a unique combination of language units and devices that make a writer's works easily recognizable. Individual style distinguishes a person whereas idiolect characterizes speech of an individual through peculiarities. The document also outlines different areas of stylistic study including stylistic semasiology, lexicology, phonetics, and grammatical stylistics. Finally, it notes that style can become a norm over time through standardization.

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    Structure of

    Syntax
    INDIVIDUAL STYLE sentence/ grammar
    Pragmatic Words used in
    - Is a unique combination of language units,
    everyday situation
    expressive means and stylistic devices peculiar
    Discourse Analysis Study of discourses
    to a given writer, which makes that writer's
    STYLISTIC SEMASIOLOGY
    works or even utterances easily recognizable

    It is a style that distinguishes a person from the rest - Stylistic study of tropes (figurative
    language).
    (Galperin, 1977)
    STYLISTIC LEXICOLOGY
    How is it different from idiolect?
    - Stylistic study of collection
    The speech of an individual which is or inventory of words.
    characterized by peculiarities typical of that
    particular individual. STYLISTIC PHONETICS
    Individual
    Idiolect - Stylistic study of sounds.
    Style
    Formality More formal GRAMMATICAL STYLISTICS
    Writing and
    Scope Speaking - Stylistic study of the syntactical
    speaking
    organization of words in a sentence.
    Cultural-bound/
    - Syntax
    Socio-linguistic
    NORM NOTE:
    the invariant of
    the phonemic, morphological, Science is born from the connection of
    lexical, and syntactical patterns circulating in stylistics and levels of language.
    language-in-action at o given period of time.
    Invariant – Never changing

    - Style can be born based on a norm. -


    Norm is always the basis.

    Is it possible for style to become a norm?

    Yes, style can be a norm, but it may take


    time. It needs a lot of consideration – it needs
    standardization.

    LEVELS OF LANGUAGE (MICK SHORT AND


    DAWN ARCHER)

    - It is the subject of a Stylistic Study


    Phonetic/ Phonology Sound
    Graphology Letter/ shape
    Morphology Combination
    Lexicology Vocabulary
    Semantic Meaning

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