Stilizacija

  • Drago Unuk University of Maribor, Faculty of Arts
Keywords: stylistics, style, stylistically coloured word, stylisation, synonymy, style norm, stylisation bundles

Abstract

Stylisation. This conceptual paper provides a theoretical framework of stylisation as a phenomenon pertaining to stylistics. In verbal communication, style denotes a manifestation mode which results from one’s deliberate choice of used and modified verbal and non-verbal elements. The style of a text is based on the selection of the means of expression, and results from the processes which intertwine within the text. We distinguish between stylistic differentiation and style-forming process. The more developed a language is, the vaster choice one has with regard to the use of linguistic features in stylisation. Gradual division of styles leads to the division of style elements: the function of a text determines the selection of means of expression and the division of styles. With regard to their stylistic markedness or emotionalexpressive meaning, marked language elements are used in a precisely determined context, whereby the stylistic value is most notable in the vocabulary and syntactic elements used. Stylisation comprises the entire communication process which leads to the realisation of a specific style. There are several stylisation modes which normally intertwine as stylisation bundles, while style norm refers to managing the use of the style values of individual elements.

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Author Biography

Drago Unuk, University of Maribor, Faculty of Arts

Maribor, Slovenia. E-mail: dragounuk@gmail.com.

Published
2013-09-01
How to Cite
Unuk D. (2013). Stilizacija. Journal of Elementary Education, 6(2/3), 115-140. Retrieved from https://journals.um.si/index.php/education/article/view/468
Section
Scientific Articles