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PHONG CÁCH HỌC
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1
Caesar emphasized facts and clarity, while Cicero developed flowery and innovative language ?
False
True
2
Which of the following was a significant contribution of Romanticism to the study of style?
It emphasized style in spoken language over written works.
It rejected Aristotle’s theories on style and poetics.
It referred to style exclusively in the context of written language.
It introduced the functionalist approach to stylistic analysis.
3
Who is associated with the development of Functionalist Stylistics?
Stanley E. Fish
A. Roman Jakobson
Ronald Carter
Michael Halliday
4
What is the main focus of stylistic study?
The scientific structure of grammar
The analysis of linguistic methods and meanings within texts
The historical evolution of languages
Only the artistic elements of a text
5
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Phan Van Hoa likes flowers the most.
True
False
6
What was a significant shift in literary theory during the 1970s?
The rise of generative grammar in stylistics
The rejection of sociolinguistics in stylistics
The development of rhetorical stylistics
A move from reader responses to text-focused analysis
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How does N. E. Enkvist describe style in the context of linguistic variation?
As solely focused on literary analysis
As an entirely independent linguistic concept
As irrelevant to language theories
As one of many types of linguistic variation
8
What was the primary purpose of rhetoric in ancient Greece?
To train speakers to create effective and attractive speeches
To create artistic poetry
To study methods of persuasion and dialogue
To analyze the grammatical structures of language
9
According to J. Mistrík (1985), what is the primary function of the Belles-Letters style?
Administrative function
Informative function only
Aesthetic function
Persuasive function