CLASSIFICATION OF STYLISTIC DEVICES. LEXICAL STYLISTIC DEVICES: METAPHOR , METONYMY
Keywords:
Stylistic devices, lexical stylistic devices, metaphor, metonymy, language, literature, communication.Abstract
This article explores the classification of stylistic devices, specifically focusing on lexical stylistic devices, notably metaphor and metonymy. Understanding these devices is essential for grasping the nuances and richness of language, enhancing both literary analysis and effective communication. The discussion will cover definitions, examples, functions, and the impact of these devices on language and literature, ultimately demonstrating their significance in both written and spoken forms.
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