英文摘要 |
Semantic feibai, meaning pun, xizi of derived semantics, or semantic evolution, semantic simulation and same word with different meanings, or semantic changes are all related to semantics and can be called rhetorical figures of semantic types. They all attain rhetorical effects with semantic changes. All of them look quite similar so that readers often find them confusing. The author took the unique requirements of each rhetorical figures as the standard and then discriminated these five secondary rhetorical figures. First, “semantic feibai” emphasizes that the person uses the wrong words or misunderstands the meaning of the words in the context. Second, “semantic pun” emphasizes that the same word, phrase, or sentence contains two meanings in the equivalent context. If there is only one meaning, it is not a pun. Among them, Some of “xizi of derived semantics” or semantic evolution, “semantic simulation” and same word with different meanings have puns. It means besides their own original rhetorical figures, they have semantic pun as well. Some of these rhetorical figures does not have pun. It means they have nothing to do with semantic pun. Furthermore, “xizi of derived semantics”, or semantic evolution, emphasizes that it borrows the shape of the Chinese character and has different meaning. “Semantic simulation” means the new character is made by changing the original character. As for “same word with different meanings”, it means if more than two phrases have no other meanings, it has nothing to do with semantic evolution. If there is one phrase having the other meaning at least, it means it uses semantic evolution. At last, “semantic simulation” emphasizes the creating new character is made by changing the shape of the original character as. It is a temporarily new creating phrase. As for “same word with different meanings”, it means more than two phrases appear and they belong to same shape with different meanings. |