Դիպլոմային Metaphors and Metaphorical Concepts in Dickens’s Hard Times
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Introduction
Chapter 1.
1.1. General Consideration of Stylistics. Stylistic Devices
1.2. Metaphor as a Stylistic Device.
Chapter 2.
2.1. Writing Style of Charles Dickens
2.2. The Use of Metaphors in Charles Dickens’s Hard Times
Conclusion
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Stylistics, which is sometimes called lingo-stylistics, is a branch or general linguistics. It has now been more or less definitely outlined. Metaphor is the comparison of two unlike things. The goal of the metаphor is to use the qualities of the one element to illustrate the qualities in the other. Metaphors are less easily identified and are common in the daily actions of people. The validity of metaphors is seldom questioned and correction of popular but misleading metaphors is rarely reached.
Primary metaphors are findings of similarity that are readily accepted. Extended or conceptual metaphors are systematic comparisons which are propagated by assembling, cօpying and elaborating primary metaphօrs. Cliches are often repeated metaphors that spread as memes. Humans have to exercise remarkable skills of observation and discipline in describing events to avoid repeating metaphorical cliches, especially living in a world of multimedia thriving on the propagation of memes.
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