Super standard
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Substandard
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Hello
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Good-bye
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Good-night
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Oh my God!
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Thank you!
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You are welcome!
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Great
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Stupid
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I’m tired
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Sleep
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ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
1. I can list the key concepts of the lecture;
2. I can match the definitions with the main terms of the lecture;
3. I can explain the meaning of the word ‘style’, ‘stylistics’, their connection to each other, their subdivision;
4. I can define the level of the language according to the example;
5. I can prove that style causes effect and that the style is a deviation;
6. I can explain the ultimate aim of stylistics, its connection to other sciences.
ФУНКЦИОНАЛЬНО-СТИЛИСТИЧЕСКАЯ ДИФФЕРЕНЦИАЦИЯ СЛОВАРНОГО СОСТАВА АНГЛИЙСКОГО ЯЗЫКА
Общелитературная (стандартная) лексика
Книжная лексика
Субстандартная лексика
1. Общелитературная (стандартная) лексика
Три лексических слоя: ………, ………, ………
Нейтральные слова
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Литературно-книжная лексика
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Разговорная лексика
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Стилевая контрастность / стилевой диссонанс
STYLISTIC LEXICOLOGY
Stylistic classification of English vocabulary
Interaction of Stylistically Coloured Words and the Context
Stylistic classification of English vocabulary
The word-stock of any given language can be roughly divided into 3 uneven groups, differing from each other by the sphere of its possible use.
I.R. Galperin, I.V. Arnold, V.V. Vinogradov at their turn distinguish
Neutral
Literary
Colloquial
According to prof. U.M. Skrebnev all the words are divided into
Positive/elevated
Neutral
Negative/degraded
List 3 groups of English word-stock according to different scientists
U.M. Skrebnev
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Vinogradov V.V
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Positive
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Neutral
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Negative
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Divide the following types of words into 3 categories.
Professional - Dialectal words - Vulgar words – Poetic – Official - Nonce-words – Slang - Bookish – Jargon – Neologisms – Colloquial -
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Neutral
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Negative
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Which do you think is the most numerous level? Why?
Read the definitions of literary and colloquial words and fill in the chart
Literary words serve to satisfy communicative demands of official, scientific, poetic messages.
Colloquial words are employed with intentional stylistic degradation.
Literary words are used in authorial speech, descriptions, considerations.
Colloquialisms are observed in non-official everyday communication, in the dialogues or interior monologues.
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the aim
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the sphere of use
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Literary words
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Colloquial words
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What is the aim of literary words? Colloquial words?
Where do we usually use literary words? Colloquial words?
Interaction of Stylistically Coloured Words and the Context
L.V. Shcherba: “A stylistically colored word is like a drop of paint added to a glass of pure water and coloring the whole of it.”
4. Complete the table on Interaction of Stylistically Colored Words and the Context
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Effect
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An elevated word placed in a stylistically neutral context imparts the latter a general coloring of elevation, i. e. makes the whole utterance solemn or poetic, provided (if) the subject of speech is consistent with the stylistic coloring of elevation.
An elevated word in a neutral context produces an effect of comicality if the subject of speech or the situation is inconsistent with elevated coloring.
Sub-neutral words in a neutral context lower the stylistic value of the whole.
Sub-neutral words in a super-neutral context or vice versa produces a comic effect.
5. Compare the following utterances and define the spheres of communication, the level of social and educational level, age and gender differences.
Retire, please!
Leave the room!
Clear out!
Beat it, lady!
Role-play the situations with these utterances under different conditions, thus creating different effect.
6. Read different poem written by English and American writers. Define:
What is the poem about? (Literary stylistics)
What is the main idea? What did the author want to tell us? (Decoding stylistics)
What functional style is it? Colloquial? Newspaper? (Functional stylistic)
Are there any super-standard or substandard words? (Lingua-stylistics)
Robert Frost, “A fair fox”
Fair fox, full of grief
Sailed away from the Boston shore
She wept, oh, my!
For hours and hours, oh, my!
Weeping! Oh, her grief,
It is a leaking faucet.
It is like a pouring shower.
And her ship begins to sink down
She is sinking!
But, the wind carries her tears away
The breeze is cool and relaxing
The fair fox is happy
The boat is now fully afloat,
And her grief gown gone
Oh, my!
ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
1. I can list 3 groups of English word-stock;
2. I can match the terms with the certain language style;
3. I can explain the aim and the sphere of use of literary or colloquial word;
4. I can define the effect the stylistically colored words can cause in different context and under different conditions;
5. I can define the spheres of communication, the level of social and educational level, age and gender differences of the utterance;
6. I can determine the type of vocabulary and the effect caused in the given verse extract.
2. Книжная лексика
Лексические пласты книжной лексики:
Сугубо книжные слова /Bookish words proper
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Архаизмы / Archaic words
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выходящие из употребления/ obsolescent words
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вышедшие из употребления / оbsolete words
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истинные архаизмы / archaic words proper
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Историзмы / historical words
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Иностранные слова / foreign words
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Заимствованные / barbarisms / borrowings
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Экзотические слова / exotic words
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Поэтизмы / poetic words
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Термины / terms
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SUPER-NEUTRAL VOCABULARY
Archaisms
Barbarisms or foreign words
Bookish words/Poetic words
List 6 key concepts of the lecture you think the main
1___________________
2___________________
3___________________
4____________________
5____________________
6____________________
Read the definition of the key concepts and guess what they are
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words which are practically out of use in present-day language and are felt as obsolete.
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are used for certain stylistic purpose but do not belong to the English vocabulary. They are not given by English dictionaries.
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words which have already become facts of the English language. They are a part of the literary vocabulary stock.
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are borrowed foreign words denoting objective characteristic of a certain country. They have no synonyms in the language-borrower
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are used primarily in poetry to produce a highly literary effect.
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are used in official, scientific, high poetry and poetic messages, authorial speech of creative prose.
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