NEW DIRECTIONS IN STYLISTICS SCIENCE (COMMUNICATIVE, COGNITIVE, ETHNOSTILISTICS)
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Stylistics, the study of style in language, has evolved significantly beyond its traditional focus on literary analysis. While examining linguistic features in texts remains central, contemporary approaches are expanding to encompass the social, cognitive, and cultural dimensions of language use. This annotation introduces three new notable directions in style: communicative stylistic, cognitive and ethnic style, emphasizing their basic principles and their contribution to our understanding of language and its influence.
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