英文摘要 |
This paper discusses the linguistic features of the grotesque style of An Ox-Cart for Dowry from a perspective of linguistic stylistics. The grotesque style of this novel comes from both lexical deviation and syntactical deviation. The former is derived from the intra-lingual contexts and extra-linguistic contexts, and the latter is mainly derived from the intra-lingual contexts in which new verbs are shaped and information focuses are changed. In addition, this article also discusses the deviation of gender discourse in swearing. Through the analyses in this paper, literary works can be understood and appreciated through linguistic methods. |