Strengthening the Study on Non-linguistic Figures of Speech, Constructing a Complete Rhetorical System
Cao Shi-zhu
Abstract
Cao Shi-zhu
Abstract
The Chinese rhetorical system constructed merely by linguistic components has been the mainstream for long. In view of this situation, the author points out that non-linguistic factors can form not only general figurative languages but also figures of speech.Thus, non-linguistic elements can reasonably become important contents of the Chinese rhetorical system. Meanwhile, the author outlines the framework of the Chinese rhetorical system including both linguistic and non-linguistic factors.
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The Chinese rhetorical system constructed merely by linguistic components has been the mainstream for long. In view of this situation, the author points out that non-linguistic factors can form not only general figurative languages but also figures of speech.Thus, non-linguistic elements can reasonably become important contents of the Chinese rhetorical system. Meanwhile, the author outlines the framework of the Chinese rhetorical system including both linguistic and non-linguistic factors.
Key concepts: Rhetorical question, Linguistics, Mainstream, Literal and figurative language, Rhetorical device, Figure of speech, Computer science, Psychology