Language in literature : an introduction to stylistics / Michael Toolan.
By: Toolan, Michael J
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [245]-246) and index.
Table of contents Getting started; cohesion; modality and generic sentences; processes and participants; recorded speech and thought; narrative structure; a few well-chosen words; talking - acts of give and take; presuppositions.
Intended as both an introduction and workbook in stylistics, this book approaches the subject through a thorough understanding of the main principles involved. A variety of topics such as "recorded speech" and "narrative structures" gradually introduce the linguistic analysis of text.
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