The Phonological Rhetoric and Poetical Texture in Ulysses
The phonological figures in Ulysses have been the weakest aspect in Joycean studies, calling for a systematic scrutiny.From a cognitive phonological perspective, this article aims at a brief survey of those phonological figures in Ulysses and illustrate how much phonological figures have contributed to the poetic texture of the novel.Taking as the point of departure the phonological figures in Ulysses, by means of a revised model of phonological figures by Plett, this article explores some 15 phonological figures concerning phonemic deviations and phonemic enforcement, and their stylistic effects.These figures have contributed much to the musicality and playfulness, and also to the textual cohesion and coherence of the novel, and in some contexts they may produce synaesthesia in the reader”s mind and carry an obvious interpersonal function.Moreover, they have played an important part in the linguistic poeticity of the novel.
Ulysses phonological figures stylistic effects poetical texture
Wu Xianyou Liu Kang
Chongqing Normal University Sichuan Institute of Arts and Sciences
国内会议
重庆
英文
187-202
2014-10-16（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）