Lecture Text stylistics Questions to be discussed

Comprehension questions:
1.What is text stylistics?
2. What is Functional stylistics?
3. What are 5 functional styles by I.R. Galperin?
4. Speak about Belles-lettres style
5. Speak about Publicistic style
6. Speak about Newspaper style
7. Speak about Scientific style
Communicative and pragmatic stylistics
Questions to be discussed:

1. 
   Communicative and pragmatic stylistics
   
2. 
   Types of pragmatic intentions
   
3. 
   The concept “WORD
   

The current stage of linguistics is characterized by the obvious transition to the anthropocentric paradigm which focuses on the study of the “human factor” in language. This paradigm embraces such trends of linguistics as psycholinguistics, cognitive linguistics, linguopragmatics, ethnolinguistics, linguoculturology, gender linguistics. With regards to stylistics, needless to say, this science by its very nature has always been oriented to the “human factor”, linguistic personality and mental processes a person is engaged in during literary communication. All this accounts for the close links between stylistics and the aforementioned sciences.
These links can also be ensured by the common theoretical framework. These sciences rest on the following principles:
1.language is regarded as a mental phenomenon, as a cognitive mechanism;
2.language is characterized by variability and creativity;
3.language is not only an external system of language forms,but also an internal system of knowledge representations;
4.Language studies focus on a text.
Communicative and Pragmatic stylistics
Communicative stylistics of the literary text is one of the modem trends of stylistics. The ideas of communicative stylistics were laid down in the works by famous philologists A.A. Potebnya, V.V. Vinogradov, R. Jackobson. With the passing of time and emergence of communicative linguistics,linguopragmatics and text linguistics, communicative stylistics had a further impetus and embarked on a new stage of development. Communicative stylistics regards text as a form of communication reflecting all the components of the process of communication. In terms of R. Jackobson’s conception the process of communication is presented by the following model: