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Stylistic Analysis Of Bank Advertisements In Nigerian Newspapers

Complete project materials on stylistic analysis bank advertisements nigerian newspapers from chapter one to five with references and abstract

ABSTRACT

Stylistics is the study of linguistic and non linguistic aspects of style in spoken and written text. Advertising is a form of communication used to help sell products and services.

Adverts are not just to fascinate, but rather, they are used by advertisers to achieve their persuasive goals.

This study reveals the manner in which language is used in Bank advertisements for conveying messages to the public and the effectiveness of the choice of language.

The stylistic elements employed in the analysis of Bank adverts included Graphology, phonology, lexis and syntax and cohesion.

Among the findings were: the use of capitalization for emphasis, repetition of words, phonemes etc. To give musical colour and Gothic writing to attract the attention of the readers.

The conclusion to the work is that the use of stylistic devices is relevant because they help to attract customers to the service and products being advertised.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Title Page                                                                                                                   

Certification               

Dedication                                                        

Acknowledgement                                                                      

Abstract                                                                                                         

Table of contents                                                                                   

CHAPTER ONE                                                                                                     

General Introduction                                                                                           

Introduction                                                                           

1.2       English Language in Nigeria                          

1.3       The Language of Advertising                                                                      

1.4       Purpose of the Study                                                                                     1.5       Scope of the study                                                                                        

1.6       Justification of the Study                                                                             

1.7       Research Methodology                                                                                 

CHAPTER TWO

Literature Review                                                                                              

2.1       The Origin and Development of Stylistics                                                  

2.2       Style and Stylistics                                                                                      

2.3       The Goals of Stylistics                                                                                 

2.4       Levels of Stylistic Analysis                                                                            12

2.4.1    Graphology                                                                                                  

2.4.2    Phonology                                                                                                    

2.4.3    Lexis                                                                                                         

2.4.4    Syntax                                                                                                    

2.4.5    Lexico Semantics                                                                                            15

2.5       Reference                                                                                                

2.5.1    Cohesion                                                                                                  

2.5.2    Foregrounding                                                                                  

2.6       Conclusion                                                                                                  

CHAPTER THREE

Data Analysis                                                                                                

3.1       Introduction                                                                                             

3.2       Graphology                                                                                       

3.2.1    Capitalization                                                                                            

3.2.2    Gothic Writing                                                                                          

3.2.3    Exclamation mark                                                                                     

3.2.4    Orthographic Modification                                                                       

3.3       Phonology                                                                                                

3.3.1    Alliteration                                                                                                  

3.3.2    Assonance                                                                                                 

3.3.3    Consonance                                                                                                     22

3.3.4    Phonaesthesia                                                                                                

3.4       Lexis and Syntax                                                       

3.4.1    Simile                                                                                               

3.4.2    Metaphor                                                                                     

3.4.3    Anaphora                                                                                           

3.4.4    Epiphora                                                                                                         

3.5       Cohesion                                                                                                       

3.5.1    Reference                                                                

3.5.2    Substitution                                                                                               

3.5.3    Conjunction                                                            

3.5.4    Ellipsis                                                                    

3.5.5    Verbs                                                                                         

3.5.6    Adjectives                                                            

3.6       Findings                                                           

CHAPTER FOUR                           

 Summary, Recommendations and Conclusion                                            

4.1       Introduction                                                                          

4.2       Summary                                                                  

4.3       Recommendations                               

4.4       Conclusion                                                       

            Bibliography                                                                                                                                                                   

CHAPTER ONE

General Introduction

1.1 Introduction

Over the years, the study of language in use has always been an attractive field of study to linguists in the aspect of its origin, nature and its functions, whether for persuasion, poetry, or prayer.

Language is a system of arbitrary vocal symbols used for human communication (Wardhaugh, 1972:3).

In the world today, people still continue to research into what language is and its functions. Hence, linguists are in agreement about some of the characteristics of human language, its definition and functions.

The use of language has also become deeply entrenched in human culture and apart from being used to communicate and share information; it also has social uses such as social stratification, social grooming, entertainment and persuasion.

In this research, our focus will be on “the Stylistic Analysis of Bank Advertisements in Selected Nigerian Newspapers”.

1.2 English Language in Nigeria

The English language originates from England. It later spread across the borders of Great Britain and even beyond the continent of Europe to America, Australia, Asia and Africa. It has become so widespread that it is often considered the world language.

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