Stylistics : a resource book for students What is stylistics Stylistics and levels of language Grammar and style Rhythm and metre Narrative stylistics Style as choice Style and point of view Representing speech and thought Dialogue and discourse Cognitive stylistics Metaphor and metonymy Stylistics and verbal humour Development: doing stylistics Developments in stylistics Levels of language at work: an example from poetry Sentence styles: development and illustration Interpreting patterns of sound Developments in structural narratology Style and transitivity Approaches to point of view Techniques of speech and thought presentation Dialogue in drama Developments in cognitive stylistics Styles of metaphor Exploration: investigating style Is there a literary language  Style register and dialect Grammar and genre: a short study in imagism Styles in a single poem: an exploration A sociolinguistic model of narrative Transitivity characterisation and literary genre Exploring point of view in narrative fiction A workshop on speech and thought presentation Exploring dialogue Cognitive stylistics at work Exploring metaphors in different kinds of texts Extension: readings in stylistics How to use these readings Language and literature (Roger Fowler and F. W. Bateson) Style and verbal play (Katie Wales) Teaching grammar and style (Ronald Carter) Sound style and onomatopoeia (Derek Attridge) Style variation in narrative (Mick Short) Transitivity at work (Deirdre Burton) Point of view: follow up Speech and thought presentation: key to activities Literature as discourse (Mary Louise Pratt) Cognitive stylistics (Margaret Feeman) Cognitive stylistics and the theory of metaphor (Peter Stockwell) Allusion and parody (Walter Nash)