This document outlines the stylistic features of language that can be analyzed at different levels, including phonological, graphological, morphological, syntactic, and semantic levels. It discusses analyzing sound patterns and pronunciation at the phonological level, the form and appearance of written text at the graphological level, word building and affixes at the morphological level, phrase and clause structures at the syntactic level, and meanings and contexts at the semantic level. Discourse analysis is also mentioned as the study of text language and conversations.

1. Stylistics Features of the
Language
By Rafia Alyas

3. Stylistics features of Newspaper language:
1. Phonological level
2. Graphological level
3. Morphological level
4. Syntactic level
5. Semantic level
6. Discourse Analysis

4. It is the study of sound system of a language and also describes formal rules of
pronunciation. The phonological analysis focuses on the analyzing sound
patterns, utterance of different words and forming systemic use of sound in
language in order to know about the meaning, ideas, focuses and idiosyncratic
behaviors in a text.
 Consonance
 Assonance
 Alliteration
 Repetition etc.

5. Graphology is about the form of a written text, i.e. its shape, layout and appearance.
These will have been chosen so that the text a) complies with genre conventions, b)
accounts for the context of use and c) to make the text pleasing to the eye or more
useful to the mind. Graphology includes aspects such as
 Layout
 Font face
 The uses of color
 Italics
 Bold

6.  Underline
 Letter headings
 Columns
 Tables
 Bullet point etc.

7.  Word building is done in each language from an assortment of syllables (groups of
one or more phonemes) is relate to morphological level. For the most part, the roots
of words carry the basic denotation and the affixes (pre-, in-, and suf- fixes) express
variations, both semantic and syntactic. The aspects in morphological level are
 Prefix
 Suffix
 Root
 Type of vocabulary
 Specialized words etc.

8.  SYNTAX refers to the structure and relationship of the ‘coherent individual units’
that make up a sentence (i.e. its phrases). Syntax can be simple, complex or highly
standardized, for example. A formal text will contain many examples of complex
syntax, almost certainly.
 Phrases
 Clauses
 Sentence type

9.  Semantics is the study of, meanings in a language. Meanings are judged through the
analysis of context, social and individual point of views. It includes aspects
 Denotation
 Connotation
 Idiomatic language
 Idiomatic expressions

10.  It is the study of text language and conversations. When we concentrate in linguistic
description we focus on accurate representation of form and meaning within the
text. It also provides us chance to create a complex interpretation of a simple
discourse and simple interpretation of a complex language in order to facilitate the
readers.