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Contents
Introduction
Theoretical part:
Chapter I. Literary approach of Charles Dickens to the matter and content
1.1.Formation of Charles Dickens’ literary talent and aesthetic views
1.2. Charles Dickens’ style of writing
1.3. The Pickwick papers: matter and manner
Chapter II. Distinctive features of Pickwick papers’ style
2.1. Active and passive vocabulary of the novel
2.2. Neutral, expressive and affective evaluation models
2.3. Syntactic features
2.4. Tropes and idioms used
2.5. Humour and irony
Practical part:
Analysis of stylistic devices of “Pickwick Papers”
Chapter III. Lexical devices
3.1. Metaphorical collocations
3. 2. Epithets
3. 3. Oxymoronic collocations
3. 4. Idiomatic collocations
3. 4. Idiomatic collocations created by Dickens
3.5. Puns
3. 6. Hyperbolic collocations
Chapter VI. Syntactical devices
4. 1. Direct speech
4. 2. Uttered reported speech
4. 3. Unuttered or inner reported speech
4.4. Gap-sentence links
4.5. Rhetorical questions
Conclusion
Bibliography
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"The language style of "Pickwick Papers" by Charles Dickens" или "Humor & Irony of "Pickwick Papers" by Charles Dickens
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