THE ROLE OF LINGUISTIC PATTERNS IN ANALYZING LITERARY TEXTS
Abstract
This study investigates the relevance of linguistic patterns in literary text analysis by focussing on their function in revealing hidden meanings and stylistic subtleties. This study seeks to show how phonological, morphological, syntactic, and semantic patterns add depth and complexity to literary works by analyzing these linguistic aspects. By dissecting several texts from different periods and genres, this study sheds light on how authors manipulate language and literary themes to achieve their desired effects in the minds of their readers. According to the results, we can gain a deeper comprehension of literature by methodically seeking and analyzing linguistic patterns, allowing us to appreciate better the expressive and communicative roles that language plays in literature.
Keywords
Methodically seeking, linguistic patterns, expressive and communicative rolesHow to Cite
References
Altmann, E. W. & Coch, J. (2014). Sorting out the wealth of metrics for Alzheimer's ptosis. Journal of Eyetracking, Visual Cognition, and Emotion.
Chernova, E. & Shavrina, T. (2016). United by language: similarity and difference. Journal of Language and Education, 2(4), 10-15.
Cristofaro, S. & Nartey, A. A. (2018). Evidence for uniform information density in semantic alignment of Ghanaian languages. Iberia: An International Journal of Theoretical Linguistics, 10(2), 105-122.
Kutuzov, A. & Kuzmenko, E. (2018). Masoretic Finiteness of Colloquial Standard Arabic. Vestnik of Saint-Petersburg University. Language and Literature, 8(4), 1067-1088.
Kutuzov, A., Bernstein, Y., de Smet, W. (2019). Content-based and CRS-based assessment of language proficiency: A study of linguistic features and rating bias in Estonian. ZeitSchrift fur Germanistik.
Kutuzov, A. & Hämäläinen, M. (2020). Predicting neural POS tagging based on formal linguistic theory. Missions Volume. Lund, Sverige: Lund University.
Pletus, M. & Kapralova, O. (2020). Frustrated Communication: An Intercultural Perspective. Proceedings of the European Conference on Interdisciplinary Studies, 109-121.
Putintseva, A., Lyashevsky, K., Iourtchenko, O. (2017). A Method for Extraction of Emotive Meaning in a Text. CEUR-WS V.2084. pp. 97-110.
Rusoff, H. E. (1974). Time, Sound and Sight in the City. Explorations in Urban Sound.
Van Palombeke, K. & Ghesquière, L. (2019). Multilingualhooc: The design of a corpus of multilingual narrative writing. Linguistic Corpora, in press.
Van Palombeke, K. (2020). Multilingual language assessment: A comparative study of language proficiency between third-grade pupils in Belgium. Language and Education, in press.
Wang, Z., Haagsma, H., Dimitrova, G., Roch, C., Kogan, K., Mirza, M., Sun, L., Scharenborg, O. (2019). Recognizing dysarthria and linguistic change in talkers with Multiple Sclerosis. INTERSPEECH 2019, 1552-1556.
Yu, W., Scharenborg, O., & Krahmer, E. (2016). Acknowledge Me! Detecting the Generic Prominence of Familiar and Unfamiliar Locations in Movies for the Purpose of Scene-based Movie Description. In Proceedings of The 10th International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation (pp. 1782-1789).
License
Copyright (c) 2024 Ali Abdulhamzah Abdul.Z
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.