スピーチにおける文体特徴の一考察 : M. L. King Jr. (1963) と Malcolm X (1965) の場合

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An attempt has been made in this paper to observe and consider two twentieth-century speeches made by M. L. King Jr. (1963) and Malcolm X (1965) in terms of their stylistic features including lexical and grammatical repetitions, sentence structures, figure of speech, and cohesion in paragraphs. Many examples of lexical and grammatical repetitions can be found in both speeches, whose sentences can also be classified into at least 4 types of sentences according to their conjunctive function types. It is also pointed out here that the repetitions and the sequential combination of sentence types in speeches give birth to peculiar rhythm in them; and that a phrasal form "A of B" can be interpreted not only as a metaphorical relationship but also as a simile relationship between A and B.
2005-03-31