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  • Ballad stanza 131






    Barbarism 60-61

    Bathos: see Back gradation

    Belles-lettres style: that which characterizes imaginative literature 15, 167

    Blank verse 130

    Bombastic: excessively high-flown 11

    Bookish words: Learned words 1 1, 63

    ^Borderlands: imaginary strips of indefinite width separating sublanguages from one another and enclosing units, sublingual status of which is uncertain, also: Tolerance zones 22-25


    *Borderlines: imaginary lines assumed to separate one sublanguage from another 22-24

    Breaking up of set expressions: delib­erate alteration in current phrases or their authological treatment for humoristic purposes 74

    Cablese: sublanguage of cablegrams

    Cant 67 *Carrier: unit of form carrying

    information 33

    Catachresis: Mixed metaphors 114 Categorial forms: constituents of

    grammatical category (A. Smir-

    nitsky) 46-51 Category of determination/inde-

    termination 48 *Central area: main part of language,

    set of linguistic units common to

    all sublanguages; place around

    centre of circle enclosing national

    language; place where all ellipses,

    representing sublanguages,

    intersect 13, 17, 20 «Central field: *Central area 13 Chain-repetition: noticeable

    recurrence of Anadiplosis (see) Chiasmus: Reversed parallel

    construction 142-143 Circumlocution: see Periphrasis *Clarifier: see Specifier Climax: Gradation 155-156 Cockney 39 Code: system of signs, originally

    criptographic (i.e. aiming at

    secrecy), at present language is

    also regarded as one. See

    Decoding 169 Cognition: action (or faculty) of

    acquiring knowledge 145; adj.

    Cognitive 145


    Colloquialism, -ist, -istics 65 Competence (linguistic or lingual C.)

    Composition 71

    Concept: Notion: general idea 6, 31 Connotation: part of meaning of

    linguistic unit, expressing its

    stylistic value 33 Consituation 197 Contrast 161 Conventional: 1) used traditionally;

    2) accepted temporarily by

    common concent 9 Convergence: see Amplification Conversion 71 *Co-occurrence: stylistically

    significant interrelation of two

    or more units, adjacent or

    isolated (but still felt as

    correlative) 143, 165 Co-referential: naming identical

    referent each 37 Cultivated speech 12

    D

    Dactyl 125

    Decoding: process of deciphering any verbal message; requires mental effort. 'Minimal decoding' (M. Riffaterre's term) is observed in perceiving messages of predictable form and content 169

    Defeated expectancy: factor reinforcing effect achieved by stylistic device — recipient had anticipated anything but what was actually said 148, 166






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