Syntactic-Stylistic Figures: Definition and Essence
Keywords:
Syntactic-stylistic figures, sentence structure, word order, anaphora, epiphora, syntactic parallelism, gradation, rhetorical questions, stylistic devices, language impact, emotional emphasis, literary criticism, language aesthetics, rhetoric, syntax, linguistic devicesAbstract
Syntactic-stylistic figures are important linguistic tools used to enhance language, making it more impactful, expressive, and engaging. These figures alter sentence structure and word order to emphasize meaning, create rhythm, or provoke emotional responses. Common examples include anaphora, epiphora, syntactic parallelism, gradation, and rhetorical questions. These figures are crucial in literature, speech, and oral traditions, helping to amplify emotional and intellectual engagement with the audience.
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