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1. Stylistics and its objectives. Linguostylistics and literary stylistics.

2. The Stylistics of decoding
3. The concept of style.
4. The problems of functional styles of language. Different points of view on the classification
of styles of the English language.
5. The style of scientific prose and its substyles.
6. The newspaper style and its peculiarities.
7. The style of official documents and its substyles. The peculiarities of the style.
8. The publicistic style and its substyles, their peculiarities.
9. The belles-letters style and its substyles. The linguistics features of the style.
10. The problem of the colloquial style. Its peculiarities.
11. The concept of imagery. Tropes.
12. Classification of lexical stylistic devices.
13. Metaphor. Types of metaphors.
14. Classification of syntactical stylistic devices.
15. Syntactical stylistic devices (group 1).
16. Syntactical stylistic devices (group 2).
17. Syntactical stylistic devices (group 3).
18. Syntactical stylistic devices (group 4).
19. Morphological stylistic means. Transposition.
20. Transposition of noun categories.
21. Phonetic stylistic devices.
22. The major features of English versification
23. Graphical stylistic means.
24. Lexico-syntactical stylistic devices.
25. Stylistic function and stylistic context.
26. Represented speech and its types.
27. Zeugma and pun.
28. Oxymoron.
29. Antonomasia and its types.
30. Simile.
31. Epithet. Classification of epithets.
32. Periphrasis and its types..
33. Metonymy and its types.
34. Hyperbole and understatement.
35. The substyle of diplomatic documents.
36. Transposition in adjectives.
37. Stylistic function of set expressions.
38. The substyle of military documents.
39. The substyle of poetry.
40. The substyle of business letters.
41. Newspaper headlines.
42. Antithesis.
43. Oratory and essay.
44. The language of drama.
45. Climax (gradation). Its types.
46. Transposition in pronouns.
47. Brief news items.
48. The language of newspaper advertisements and announcements.
49. Irony and its types.
50. The difference between simile and metaphor.

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