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LECTURE 4, PART 2
LEXICAL EMS AND SDS
Lecturer:Aliya Zholdabayeva (MA AL, UK)
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LECTURE 4, PART 2 LEXICAL EMS AND SDS Lecturer:Aliya Zholdabayeva (MA AL, UK)
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Plan
I.Interaction of different types of lexical meaning:
1.Interaction of primary dictionary and contextually imposed meanings:
a)Metaphor
b)Metonymy
c)Irony
2.Interaction of primary and derivative logical meanings:
a)Zeugma
b)Pun
3.Interaction of logical and emotive meanings:
a)Interjections and exclamatory words
b)The Epithet
c)Oxymoron
II.Interaction of a certain feature of a thing or phenomenon:
a)Simile
b)Periphrasis
c)Euphemism
d)Hyperbole
III.Peculiar use of set expressions:
a)The cliché
b)Proverbs and sayings
c)Epigrams
d)Quotations
e)Allusions
f)Decomposition of set phrases
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Plan I.Interaction of different types of lexical meaning: 1.Interaction of primary dictionary and contextually imposed meanings: a)Metaphor b)Metonymy c)Irony 2.Interaction of primary and derivative logical meanings: a)Zeugma b)Pun 3.Interaction of logical and emotive meanings: a)Interjections and exclamatory words b)The Epithet c)Oxymoron II.Interaction of a certain feature of a thing or phenomenon: a)Simile b)Periphrasis c)Euphemism d)Hyperbole III.Peculiar use of set expressions: a)The cliché b)Proverbs and sayings c)Epigrams d)Quotations e)Allusions f)Decomposition of set phrases
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INTRODUCTION TO HYPERBOLE
DEFINITION:
A DELIBERATE OVERSTATEMENT OR
EXAGGERATION OF A FEATURE.
PURPOSE:
INTENSIFIES A CERTAIN PROPERTY OF AN OBJECT
OR PHENOMENON.
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INTRODUCTION TO HYPERBOLE DEFINITION: A DELIBERATE OVERSTATEMENT OR EXAGGERATION OF A FEATURE. PURPOSE: INTENSIFIES A CERTAIN PROPERTY OF AN OBJECT OR PHENOMENON.
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EXAMPLES OF HYPERBOLE
"A THOUSAND PARDONS."
"SCARED TO DEATH."
"I’D GIVE THE WORLD TO SEE HIM."
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EXAMPLES OF HYPERBOLE "A THOUSAND PARDONS." "SCARED TO DEATH." "I’D GIVE THE WORLD TO SEE HIM."
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CLICHÉS
DEFINITION:
A PHRASE OR IDEA THAT HAS BECOME HACKNEYED
AND TRITE.
CHARACTERISTICS:
OVERUSED TO THE POINT OF LOSING MEANING.
EXAMPLES:
"ROSY DREAMS OF YOUTH."
"LET BYGONES BE BYGONES."
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CLICHÉS DEFINITION: A PHRASE OR IDEA THAT HAS BECOME HACKNEYED AND TRITE. CHARACTERISTICS: OVERUSED TO THE POINT OF LOSING MEANING. EXAMPLES: "ROSY DREAMS OF YOUTH." "LET BYGONES BE BYGONES."
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PROVERBS AND SAYINGS:
DEFINITION:
BRIEF STATEMENTS REFLECTING COMMUNAL LIFE
EXPERIENCE.
FEATURES:
OFTEN DIDACTIC AND MEMORABLE.
EXAMPLE:
"EARLY TO BED AND EARLY TO RISE, MAKES A MAN HEALTHY,
WEALTHY, AND WISE."
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PROVERBS AND SAYINGS: DEFINITION: BRIEF STATEMENTS REFLECTING COMMUNAL LIFE EXPERIENCE. FEATURES: OFTEN DIDACTIC AND MEMORABLE. EXAMPLE: "EARLY TO BED AND EARLY TO RISE, MAKES A MAN HEALTHY, WEALTHY, AND WISE."
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MODIFICATIONS OF PROVERBS
DEFINITION:
ALTERATION OF PROVERBS FOR STYLISTIC
EFFECT.
EXAMPLE:
"MILK IS SPILT" FROM "IT IS NO USE CRYING
OVER SPILT MILK!"
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MODIFICATIONS OF PROVERBS DEFINITION: ALTERATION OF PROVERBS FOR STYLISTIC EFFECT. EXAMPLE: "MILK IS SPILT" FROM "IT IS NO USE CRYING OVER SPILT MILK!"
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EPIGRAMS
DEFINITION:
A CONCISE, WITTY STATEMENT COINED BY KNOWN
INDIVIDUALS.
CHARACTERISTICS:
ACCEPTED AS PART OF THE LANGUAGE.
EXAMPLES:
"A GOD THAT CAN BE UNDERSTOOD IS NO GOD."
(SOMERSET MAUGHAM)
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EPIGRAMS DEFINITION: A CONCISE, WITTY STATEMENT COINED BY KNOWN INDIVIDUALS. CHARACTERISTICS: ACCEPTED AS PART OF THE LANGUAGE. EXAMPLES: "A GOD THAT CAN BE UNDERSTOOD IS NO GOD." (SOMERSET MAUGHAM)
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QUOTATIONS
DEFINITION:
A GROUP OF WORDS OR PHRASES TAKEN FROM A
SOURCE.
CHARACTERISTICS:
OFTEN FORMATTED WITH QUOTATION MARKS OR
ITALICS.
EXAMPLE:
"TO BE OR NOT TO BE!" (HAMLET)
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QUOTATIONS DEFINITION: A GROUP OF WORDS OR PHRASES TAKEN FROM A SOURCE. CHARACTERISTICS: OFTEN FORMATTED WITH QUOTATION MARKS OR ITALICS. EXAMPLE: "TO BE OR NOT TO BE!" (HAMLET)
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Allusions
Definition:
•An indirect reference to historical, literary, or cultural
facts.
Difference from Quotation:
•No exact wording is repeated.
Example:
•"The dog it was that died" (reference to Goldsmith’s
poem).
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Allusions Definition: •An indirect reference to historical, literary, or cultural facts. Difference from Quotation: •No exact wording is repeated. Example: •"The dog it was that died" (reference to Goldsmith’s poem).
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Decomposition of Set Phrases
Definition:
•Breaking down set phrases to their literal
meanings.
Effect:
•Often leads to absurd interpretations.
Example:
•"To save one’s bacon" vs. "to save one's pig."
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Decomposition of Set Phrases Definition: •Breaking down set phrases to their literal meanings. Effect: •Often leads to absurd interpretations. Example: •"To save one’s bacon" vs. "to save one's pig."
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Conclusion
Key Takeaways:
•Hyperbole and set expressions enrich language.
•Understanding these devices enhances communication and
literary appreciation
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Conclusion Key Takeaways: •Hyperbole and set expressions enrich language. •Understanding these devices enhances communication and literary appreciation
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Prepare full answers to the following Questions:
1.What is hyperbole, and how does it function as a stylistic device?
2.Can you provide two examples of hyperbole from everyday language?
3.How does hyperbole differ from other forms of exaggeration?
4.What is a cliché, and why is it considered ineffective in communication?
5.How can clichés affect the meaning of a message? Provide examples.
6.What distinguishes proverbs and sayings from ordinary expressions?
7.Why are proverbs often considered didactic?
8.How can proverbs be modified for stylistic purposes? Can you give an example?
9.What is an epigram, and how does it differ from a proverb?
10.Can you name a famous epigram and its author?
11.What role do quotations play in literature and communication?
12.How are quotations typically formatted in written texts?
13.What is an allusion, and how does it enhance understanding in literature?
14.How does an allusion differ from a quotation in terms of structure and reference?
15.What is meant by the decomposition of set phrases, and how does it affect meaning?
16.Can you provide an example of a decomposed set phrase and explain its absurdity?
17.In what ways do hyperbole and set expressions contribute to effective
communication?
18.How can an understanding of these devices improve our reading of literature?
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Prepare full answers to the following Questions: 1.What is hyperbole, and how does it function as a stylistic device? 2.Can you provide two examples of hyperbole from everyday language? 3.How does hyperbole differ from other forms of exaggeration? 4.What is a cliché, and why is it considered ineffective in communication? 5.How can clichés affect the meaning of a message? Provide examples. 6.What distinguishes proverbs and sayings from ordinary expressions? 7.Why are proverbs often considered didactic? 8.How can proverbs be modified for stylistic purposes? Can you give an example? 9.What is an epigram, and how does it differ from a proverb? 10.Can you name a famous epigram and its author? 11.What role do quotations play in literature and communication? 12.How are quotations typically formatted in written texts? 13.What is an allusion, and how does it enhance understanding in literature? 14.How does an allusion differ from a quotation in terms of structure and reference? 15.What is meant by the decomposition of set phrases, and how does it affect meaning? 16.Can you provide an example of a decomposed set phrase and explain its absurdity? 17.In what ways do hyperbole and set expressions contribute to effective communication? 18.How can an understanding of these devices improve our reading of literature?
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Thank you for your attention!
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Thank you for your attention!