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STYLISTICS

Sadaf         201670300
Aqsa Zulfiqar 201670352
Phonological
Analysis

Morphological
Analysis
TOPICS
Semantic Analysis

Graphological
Analysis
POEM
                    By
                                William Blake
Five Stanza

Stanza 1: Line 1-4

Stanza 2: Line 5-8


LINGUISTIC
DESCRIPTION Stanza 3: Line 9-12

Stanza 4: Line 13-16

Stanza 5: Line 17-20


• Blake has tried to give message of love
I N T E R P R E TAT I O N and humanity through this poem and have
made readers imagine a world full of
equality and peace.
INTRODUCTION
• Stylistic analysis at all levels include analysis on the basis of:
1. Deviation: Departure from a standard course. In poetry ,deviation can
refer to a deliberate departure from conventional or expected patterns of
language , structure, or meaning in order to create a new or
unconventional effect.
2. Parallelism: Parallelism can involve the repetition of words, phrases,
clauses, or even entire sentences that have a similar structure or
meaning.
PHONOLOGICAL ANALYSIS
• Phonology : study of sound.
• In stylistic ,phonological analysis include analysis of “Deviation” and
“Parallelism” on sound level.
SUBSTITUTION OF SOUNDS
• Feature Changing sound:
Word Transcription
OF /əv/
His /hiz/
• Sound Insertion:
Word Transcription
Clime /klaɪmz/
The extra sound z is added.
PHONOLOGICAL PARALLELISM
• Rhyme
• Assonance
• Consonance
• Alliteration
RHYME
• The rhyme scheme of this poem is collectively

(ABCBADAEFGHBIBHJKLML)
ASSONANCE
Lines Transcription Assonance
Mercy, Pity, Peace, and Love /ˈmɜː.si/ /ˈpɪt.i/ i
All pray in their distress; /preɪ/ /ɪn/ ɪ
That prays in his distress, /preɪ/ /dɪˈstres/ e
CONSONANCE
Words Transcription Consonance
Pity, Peace /pɪt.i/ / piːs/ p
Pray, Distress /preɪ/ /dɪˈstres/ r
ALLITERATION
Words Transcription Alliteration
Pity, Peace /pɪt.i/ / piːs/ p
Has, Heart, Human /hæz/ /hɑːt/ /ˈhjuː.mən/ h
PHONOLOGICAL DEVIATION
Ellipses
• Aphaeresis
• Syncope
• Apocope

These terms are not present in this poem.


MORPHO-SEMANTIC ANALYSIS

• Morphology: how word is constructed or created.

• In Stylistic, Morphological analysis deals with the analysis of


“Deviation” and “Parallelism” on the basis of edifice of word.
AFFIXATION
Poetry Line Affixation: Key words Comment
There God is dwelling too. Dwelling Dwell(base)+ing (suffix)
Progressive aspect
And to these virtues Virtues Virtue(base)+s(suffix)
Prays to the human form divine, Prays Pray(base)+s (suffix)
The word “prays” is formed by
adding the suffix “–s” is used to
indicate plurality.
LEXICAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL
PARALLELISM
Words Frequency Verses
Human 6 9,10,11,12,15,17
Love 7 1,5,7,11,16,17,19
Mercy 6 1,5,7,9,16,19
Peace 5 1,5,7,12,16
SEMANTIC ANALYSIS

SEMANTIC ODDITY
METAPHOR
Verse Metaphor : Comment on verse
And Peace, the human Here peace is associated with human dress that is
dress. metaphor.
PARADOX
Verse Paradox
Is God, our father dear, That is absurd.
SEMANTIC PARALLELISM
• Antithetical Parallelism
• Synthetic Parallelism
ANTITHETICAL PARALLELISM
Stanza Comment
For Mercy, Pity, Peace, and Love Antithetical parallelism is found in this stanza. In
Is God, our father dear, first two verses the attributes denotes or given to
And Mercy, Pity, Peace, and Love God, but in the last two verses same attributes
Is Man, his child and care. are denoting to man that is opposite.
SYNTHETIC PARALLELISM
Verses Synthetic Parallelism
And all must love the human form, In the fifth stanza, the last line adds something to
In heathen, Turk, or Jew; 2nd last line.
Where Mercy, Love, and Pity dwell
There God is dwelling too.
GRAPHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS

• Graphology : Visual characters of writings


• Capitalization
• Spelling
• Punctuation
CAPITALIZATION
Words Comments
Mercy The writer is
Man highlighting these
Pity words because these
Peace are the attributes of
Love god. It should be in
every human being.
SPELLING

• All spellings are standard.


PUNCTUATION

• Comma(,)
• Semicolon(;)
• Full Stop(.)

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