THE FUNCTION OF STYLISTICS IN ADVERTISING LANGUAGE
Keywords:
Literary stylistics, artistic function, canonical literature, advertise slogans , Descriptive slogans , Persuasive slogansAbstract
The goal of studying style is to explain something, and literary stylistics aims to explain the relationship between language and creative function either explicitly or implicitly. In stylistics, actual words or phrases serve as the object. Two significant cautions are brought about by the relationship between stylistics and literature, including: The first is that language use should not be considered the only domain of literary writing when it comes to originality and innovation.
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