The Subject, Development History, Fields, and Research Methods of Stylistics; General Understanding, Stages, Functions, and Theories of the Discipline

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Across
  1. 6. – The scientific study of language.
  2. 8. – Related to the structure of a written piece.
  3. 11. – The study of linguistic style in texts.
  4. 14. – Language that signifies the opposite of what is said.
  5. 15. – A style often used in official or academic texts.
  6. 18. – Language that arouses feelings.
  7. 22. – Relating to the development of stylistics over time.
  8. 24. – Refers to personal writing style.
  9. 26. – A method that focuses on describing language use.
  10. 28. – Words that imitate sounds.
  11. 29. – Comparing stylistic features across languages.
  12. 30. – Repetition of initial consonant sounds.
Down
  1. 1. – Related to the author’s unique style.
  2. 2. – Related to the beauty of language.
  3. 3. – Vocabulary of a language.
  4. 4. – The study of speech sounds.
  5. 5. – Exaggerated statements not meant to be taken literally.
  6. 7. – The art of effective speaking and writing.
  7. 9. – A category of artistic composition, such as novels or essays.
  8. 10. – Everyday, informal language style.
  9. 12. – The arrangement of words in sentences.
  10. 13. – Innovative use of language for artistic effect.
  11. 16. – Detailed examination of stylistic features.
  12. 17. – Related to the purpose of language.
  13. 19. – Concerned with rules or norms in language use.
  14. 20. – A comparison using "like" or "as."
  15. 21. – A figure of speech implying comparison.
  16. 23. – Refers to language features that convey emotions.
  17. 25. – The study of context in communication.
  18. 27. – The study of meaning in language.