About This Book
This manual defines style and stylistics, distinguishes objective and subjective determinants of expression, and outlines principles of good writing—clarity, correctness, purity, precision, brevity, appropriateness, euphony, vividness, and naturalness. It surveys figures and tropes, examines word- and sentence-level matters (word formation, parts of speech, word order, participles) and the construction and rhythm of complex sentences. It treats types of style (poetic versus prosaic, intellectual versus emotional) and practical training: studying models, collecting material, planning, drafting, and revision. An appendix supplies syntax exercises and detailed guidance on government of verbs, nouns, adjectives, and prepositions for classroom use.
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