01512nam a22002415a 45001000019000006500013000196500019000326500021000517000016000720010007000880030009000950050017001040070003001210080041001240400035001652450065002002600030002653000011002955000055003065050328003615200167006895200414008561 aCrystal, David 0aINGLÉS 0aLENGUA ESCRITA 0aLENGUAJE HABLADO1 aDavy, Derek006888AR-RoIES20240802182754.0ta000000s1969    ||| ||| r|||| 001 0 eng|d  aAR-RoIESbspacAR-RoIESercaa210aInvestigating English Style /cDavid Crystal and Derek Davy.  aLondon :bLongman,c1969.  a264 p.  aForeword [by] Randolph Quirk. - Index: p. 255-264.0 a1. Theoretical preliminaries: Introduction. Linguistic Analysis.  -- 
 2. Practical Analysis-specimen texts with commentary: The Language of Conversation. The Language of Unscripted Commentary. The Language of Religion. The Language of Newspaper Reporting. The Language of Legal Documents. Suggestions for Further Analysis.  aIn Part Two, the authors ilustrate their approach by describing in detail various extracts of English, mantaining a balance between spoken and written materials.   aIn the Part One, after giving a general idea of what Stylistics involves, the authors outline a set of tecniques for describing any pieces of language, and the various theoretical concepts which are needed to classify the the varieties of language into types. English is used as the language of exemplification, but the same techniques and procedures can be used for the stylistic analysis of other languages.