Linguistic study of hypotactic language in the new era

Author: Zhou Yun
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book attempts to comprehensively, systematically, and deeply interpret and summarize the patterns of transmodal language in poetry, prose, and fiction creation since the late 1970s in China from the perspectives of cognition, context, pragmatics, function, and diachrony, based on the theory and research methods of stylistics and drawing on relevant theories from disciplines such as cognitive psychology and cognitive linguistics. The book employs a cross-fertilization research method to conduct an in-depth and meticulous study of transmodal language in new-era literature, breaking away from the genealogical research methods of communication and showcasing the "intellectual" academic personality of a young linguistic researcher, proposing a series of personalized viewpoints and theories. This academic monograph systematically explores aspects such as "transmodal language and context," "the invocation mechanism of transmodal language," "structural analysis of transmodal language," "the function of transmodal language," and "the historical origins of transmodal language." It not only establishes the characteristics of literary stylistics as a relatively stable "genre" but also uncovers the living "traits" within it. This enables the study of stylistics to transition from single-domain research to interdisciplinary research, from communication discipline studies to cross-disciplinary research, filled with innovative vitality.