LING210 Foregrounding in Language 1.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? English LanguageStylistics Deviation/ParallelismUniversityAll boards Created by: alicewinterburnCreated on: 19-04-15 17:36 What is the difference between internal & external deviation 1.external: deviation from a norm set up external to the text 2.internal: deviation against a norm set up by the text itself 1 of 10 What are discoursal deviations a text can make? texts should begin at the beginning of a sentence, and the same with discourses e.g. shouldn't start with a conclusion 2 of 10 Graphological deviations the visual appearance of written text on a page e.g. spelling, layout, font etc. 3 of 10 Lexical deviations structure and use of individual words, e.g. a new word is created 4 of 10 Grammatical deviations 1. lists: cats, dogs & birds vs. cats and dogs and birds 2. rearranging word order: to fit a rhyming scheme? 5 of 10 Semantic deviations relations that are logically inconsistent/ paradoxical 6 of 10 What is parallelism? results from the creation of similarity cum difference at one or more linguistic levels e.g. the repetition of some but not all linguistic features 7 of 10 How can grammar be shown in parallelism? end stopped lines: cases where the line line breaks correspond to the end of a sentence/ clause, usually marked by punctation 8 of 10 In terms of parterres of foregrounding- what is the congruence of foregrounding? the co-occurance of foregrounding features at different linguistic levels in the same stretch of text 9 of 10 In terms of parterres of foregrounding- what is the cohesion of foregrounding? different foregrounding features in different parts of the text pointing towards the same meaning or effect 10 of 10
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