THE IMPORTANCE OF USING SYNTACTIC STYLISTIC DEVICES IN LITERARY TEXTS
Abstract
This article explores the significance of syntactic stylistic devices in literary texts, highlighting their role in shaping meaning, enhancing aesthetic appeal, and influencing reader interpretation. The analysis emphasizes the interplay between syntax and style, illustrating how authors utilize these tools to evoke emotions, create tension, and develop characters. Through detailed examples from diverse literary works, the article underscores the necessity of understanding syntactic-stylistic devices as essential components of literary analysis, enriching the reader's experience and deepening appreciation for the artistry of language.
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