Pedagogical Stylistics by Burke Michael

Author:Burke, Michael
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Bloomsbury UK

Notes

1In the footnote that follows their quotation of Spitzer, Leech and Short state that they have been unable to find the original source. They themselves take the quotation from the Preface to Graham Hough’s Stylistics. I am still in the process of tracking it down.

2See (2009) ‘Literature Study Post-16 I’ [online]. Available at www.ite.org.uk. Accessed 20 October 2010.

3These terms are drawn from Genette’s (1983: 245) Narrative Discourse: An Essay in Method and are in general use within narratological studies. A homodiegetic narrator is part of the story world that he or she narrates (e.g. Huckleberry Finn in the eponymous novel); a heterodiegetic narrator exists outside the story world (as would be the case in most third-person narration).

4My italics throughout.

5In pragmatics, the origo (‘beginning’ or ‘origin’) is the focal point on which deictic relationships are focused.

6It is beyond the scope of this study to discuss methods of assessment in any detail, but the reader is referred by way of example to Rodriguez (2008).

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