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Vulgarisms are rude words or expressions used mostly in speech of the uncultured and ______.

uneducated

Jargonisms are words used within certain social and ______ groups.

professional

Regional dialectisms often include words that are commonly used by ______ in specific regions.

peasants

The interrelation of denotative and connotative meanings is influenced by the sphere of human ______.

<p>activity</p> Signup and view all the answers

Linguistic elements in imaginative literature can be ambiguous, having more than one ______.

<p>meaning</p> Signup and view all the answers

The obvious plane of a literary work is usually expressed in word ______.

<p>denotations</p> Signup and view all the answers

Poeticisms and foreign words contribute to the ______ layer of a literary text.

<p>verbal</p> Signup and view all the answers

The implied plane of a literary work can be found in word ______.

<p>connotations</p> Signup and view all the answers

Words of the literary stylistic layer include literary-colloquial and literary-______.

<p>bookish</p> Signup and view all the answers

Colloquialisms are words that occupy an intermediate position between literary and non-______ stylistic layers.

<p>literary</p> Signup and view all the answers

Poeticisms are words used exclusively in ______; many of them can be considered obsolete.

<p>poetry</p> Signup and view all the answers

Foreign words and ______ are not part of the standard vocabulary of a language.

<p>barbarisms</p> Signup and view all the answers

Words that are stylistically ______ have a specific stylistic reference tied to their respective sphere.

<p>marked</p> Signup and view all the answers

Slang words often originate in everyday speech and exist on the ______ of the lexical system.

<p>periphery</p> Signup and view all the answers

Professionalism refers to words characteristic of the conversational variant of ______ speech.

<p>professional</p> Signup and view all the answers

The main opposition in stylistically marked words lies between those of literary and non-literary stylistic ______.

<p>layer</p> Signup and view all the answers

The degree of ______ depends on the genre of the literary work.

<p>incompleteness</p> Signup and view all the answers

A ______ detail is selected to represent the whole in poetry.

<p>poetic</p> Signup and view all the answers

Analogy and ______ are universal principles of cognition in literature.

<p>contrast</p> Signup and view all the answers

In literature, authors use ______ to creatively convey their messages and emotions.

<p>imaginative cognition</p> Signup and view all the answers

The portrayal of characters in ______ helps reveal their emotional states and motivations.

<p>contrast</p> Signup and view all the answers

A ______ is designed to give the text a dynamic flow with recurring elements.

<p>leitmotif</p> Signup and view all the answers

The pupils’ behavior in Joyce's description aims to disclose Mrs. Sinico’s ______.

<p>nature</p> Signup and view all the answers

Colloquialisms and ______ serve to establish the cultural context of a work.

<p>slang</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Analytical Reading

  • Analytical reading is a language study focusing on verbal art theory and practice
  • It improves readers' communication skills, broadens perspectives, and enhances knowledge
  • It allows for critical analysis of fiction, leading to greater appreciation of literature
  • Aims to help readers understand the literary work, author's intentions and outlook, and author's attitude toward depicted events and characters.
  • It explores how linguistic devices (graphical, phonetic, lexical, grammatical) are used to convey the author's purpose, and examines the educational and aesthetic value of the work.

Literary Work

  • A literary work is a structured fragment of objective reality, interpreted through the author's perspective
  • It aims to understand and interpret the world through a re-creation of reality in the form of images
  • Represents a life situation, expressed through an imagined world by the author based on their absorption from objective reality
  • Involves a creator (author) and a receiver (reader), creating a communication process.
  • The author's attitude in a work isn't necessarily directly perceived by the reader.
  • Includes two planes of understanding: meaning (plot, portrayal of reality) and sense (author's implied message)

Language as the Medium of Literature

  • Verbal communication is possible because words can denote concrete things and concepts.
  • Words have denotative meanings (concrete meanings) and connotative meanings (suggested feelings and ideas)
  • Denotative meaning is the dictionary definition, whereas connotation goes beyond the dictionary definition
  • Emotive component in words relates to feelings and attitudes, while stylistic reference connects words to specific spheres of society.
  • Words can hold stylistic reference, indicating context or social sphere.
  • Neutral, literary, literary-colloquial, and literary-bookish styles exist as subdivisions in marked words.

Literary Text as Poetic Structure

  • A literary text is constructed from words forming phrases, sentences, and larger sections
  • It has a verbal layer (words) and a supraverbal layer (meaning, plot, etc. that emerge from words)
  • These layers work together to create a complete poetic structure, conveying the author's complete message.
  • Poetic structure includes various components such as narrative voice, theme, idea, and characterization.

Components of Poetic Structure

  • Literary image is the way a world is represented in literature. It involves macro (the work itself) and micro (words) elements.
  • Characterization: The way characters are represented in literature. Direct (explicitly stated) and indirect (through actions) characterization are used.
  • Theme and Idea: The central topic and underlying message of a literary work.
  • Plot: The sequence of events in a literary narrative. Internal and external conflicts exist in a story.
  • Composition: How plot elements are structured and arranged. Different narrative structures are used in writing.

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Test your understanding of analytical reading in literature. This quiz covers how analytical reading enhances communication skills, facilitates critical analysis of fiction, and deepens appreciation for literary works. Explore the author's intent and linguistic devices used to convey meaning.

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