ANALYSIS LANGUAGE STYLE IN THE SIGNALMAN BY CHARLES DICKENS
Agung Suhadi, Nilam Anggerwati
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Agung Suhadi, Nilam Anggerwati
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This research aims to describe the style of language used by Charles Dickens in the collection of The Signalman short stories. The research method used is a qualitative descriptive method with a structural and stylistic approach. based on the results of the analysis and discussion, this study resulted in conclusions: 1) Climax, anticlimax, parallelism, antithesis and repetition of 6 language styles, divided into 1 climax, 1 anticlimactic, 1 paralysis, 1 antithesis, and 1 fruit. 2 pieces reps. (2) language style based on whether or not direct meaning is contained in The Signalman short story as many as 7 pieces. Language style based on whether or not direct meaning is divided into rhetorical language styles and figurative language styles. The style of rhetorical language is divided into 2 styles of alliterative language, 1 assonance style, 1 ellipsis style, 1 pleonasmic style, 1 erotesis language style, 1 correction language style, and 1 hyperbolic style. Keywords: Analysis, Language Style, Short Story
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This research aims to describe the style of language used by Charles Dickens in the collection of The Signalman short stories. The research method used is a qualitative descriptive method with a structural and stylistic approach. based on the results of the analysis and discussion, this study resulted in conclusions: 1) Climax, anticlimax, parallelism, antithesis and repetition of 6 language styles, divided into 1 climax, 1 anticlimactic, 1 paralysis, 1 antithesis, and 1 fruit. 2 pieces reps. (2) language style based on whether or not direct meaning is contained in The Signalman short story as many as 7 pieces. Language style based on whether or not direct meaning is divided into rhetorical language styles and figurative language styles. The style of rhetorical language is divided into 2 styles of alliterative language, 1 assonance style, 1 ellipsis style, 1 pleonasmic style, 1 erotesis language style, 1 correction language style, and 1 hyperbolic style. Keywords: Analysis, Language Style, Short Story
Key concepts: Style (visual arts), Linguistics, Antithesis, Literal and figurative language, Rhetorical question, Climax, Meaning (existential), Psychology