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Proceedings of the 19Th International Stylistics Symposium November 28-29, 2019 Isparta / TURKEY Proceedings of the 19th International Stylistics Symposium November 28-29, 2019 Isparta / TURKEY ENGLANGLIT ENGLISHES, LANGUAGES & LITERATURES ISBN: 978-605-84052-7-1 Proceedings of the 19th International Stylistics Symposium November 28-29, 2019 Isparta / TURKEY 19. Uluslararası Deyişbilim Semposyumu Tam Metin Bildiri Kitabı 28-29 Kasım, 2019 Isparta / TÜRKİYE Editör Dr. Mehmet Galip ZORBA Proceedings of the 19th International Stylistics Symposium November 28-29, 2019 Isparta / TURKEY 19. Uluslararası Deyişbilim Semposyumu Tam Metin Bildiri Kitabı 28-29 Kasım, 2019 Isparta / TÜRKİYE Isparta Süleyman Demirel University Faculty of Science and Letters Department of English Language and Literature, Isparta/Turkey Sempozyum Onursal Başkanı (Honorary Chair) Prof. Dr. İlker Hüseyin ÇARIKÇI Sempozyum Düzenleme Kurulu Onursal Başkanı (Honorary Chair of the Organizing Committee) Prof. Dr. Mehmet Ali TABUR Sempozyum Düzenleme Kurulu Başkanı (Chair of the Organizing Committee) Prof. Dr. Ömer ŞEKERCİ Düzenleme Kurulu (Organizing Committee) Prof. Dr. Arda ARIKAN Prof. Dr. Hüseynağa RZAYEV Doç. Dr. Betüre MEMMEDOVA Doç. Dr. H. Sezgi SARAÇ Dr. İlker ÖZÇELİK Dr. Philip GLOVER Dr. Şule OKUROĞLU ÖZÜN Dr. Elif AKTÜRK Dr. M. Galip ZORBA Yasemen KİRİŞ YATAĞAN Yeşim Sultan AKBAY Bilim Kurulu (Scientific Board) Prof. Dr. Ünsal ÖZÜNLÜ Prof. Dr. Mehmet Ali ÇELİKEL Prof. Dr. Aysu ERDEN Prof. Dr. Feryal ÇUBUKCU Prof. Dr. Hatice SOFU Prof. Dr. Mehmet DEMİREZEN Prof. Dr. Nalân BÜYÜKKANTARCIOĞLU Prof. Dr. Elizabeth DAHAB Prof. Dr. Mehmet ÖZCAN Prof. Dr. Indra KARAPETJANA Prof. Dr. Karla SIMCIKOVA Prof. Dr. Ingrida Egle ZINDZIUVEIENE Dr. Mihai COSOVEANU Dr. Miryam Espinosa DULANTO Dr. Shira KOREN Dr. Kağan BÜYÜKKARCI Proceedings of the 19th International Stylistics Symposium November 28-29, 2019 Isparta / TURKEY 19. Uluslararası Deyişbilim Sempozyumu Tam Metin Bildiri Kitabı 28-29 Kasım, 2019 Isparta / TÜRKİYE Editör: Dr. Mehmet Galip ZORBA Basım Tarihi: Aralık 2019 ISBN: 978-605-84052-7-1 © Bu kitabın tüm yayın hakları EngLangLit.org’a (www.englanglit.org) aittir. Bilimsel ve eğitimsel amaçların dışında dağıtılması ve çoğaltılması ilgili kanunlar tarafından koruma altına alınmıştır. Bu bildiri kitabında yayınlanan makalelerin dil ve bilimsellik bakımından tüm sorumluluğu yazarlara aittir. Kitapta yer alan makaleler kaynak gösterilmeden kullanılamaz. 19th International Stylistics Symposium November 28-29, 2019 Isparta/TURKEY Editor: Dr. Mehmet Galip ZORBA ISBN: 978-605-84052-7-1 İÇİNDEKİLER (CONTENTS) 1 Nabokov’s Style in The Wood Sprite 1-6 Fidel ÇAKMAK 2 The Sublime Rhetoric of Sonnet 66 by William Shakespeare and O Tell Me the Truth about Love by W. H. Auden 7-13 Ayşe DEMİR & Mehmet Ali ÇELİKEL 3 The Comparison of Ideal Woman Concept in the 19th Century: Stylistic Analysis 14-19 Senem ÜSTÜN KAYA 4 Deyişbilimsel Çerçevede Tiyatro Hiciv 20-33 Yasemin ŞANAL 5 Users’ Responses to a Text and its Language: Teachers and the CEFR 34-44 Fatoş ÜNLUCAN TOSUN & Philip GLOVER 6 Ibsen’s A Doll’s House (1879): A Collocational Reading from a Stylistic Perspective 45-56 Müjde DEMİRAY 7 Dilbilim, Dilbilimsel Deyişbilim, Yazınsal Deyişbilim ve Göstergebilim 57-72 Ünsal ÖZÜNLÜ 8 N. M. Karamzin’in Ostrov Borngolm Eserinde Gotik Üslup 73-79 Pınar DİLEKÇİ VARGÜN 9 A Stylistic Approach on the First and Last Sentences of Selected 19th and 20th Century Novels 80-87 Burak CANDAN & Jacqueline CAIRY 10 Ahmet Muhip Dıranas’ın Olvido Şiirinin Çokanlamlılık Bağlamında Deyişbilimsel Bir İncelemesi 88-93 Elif ÇELEN 11 Politic of Rhetoric Usage: William Wordsworth’s Preface to Lyrical Ballads and Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s Biographia Literaria 94-101 Mürüvvet MESCİGİL 19th International Stylistics Symposium November 28-29, 2019 Isparta/TURKEY Editor: Dr. Mehmet Galip ZORBA ISBN: 978-605-84052-7-1 12 The Power of the Hyphen: A Look at Linguistic Deviations in James Clarence 102-108 Mangan’s Asses Mehmet AKGÜL 13 Feminist Re-Reading of Angela Carter’s The Bloody Chamber 109-115 Şule OKUROĞLU ÖZÜN & Özlem DILAVER 14 Nazım Hikmet Ran’ın “Ceviz Ağacı” Şiirinin Deyişbilimsel-Yapısalcı Bir 116-118 İncelemesi Onur TARIKÇI 15 Statius'un Silvae Başlıklı Yapıtının 1. Kitap 1. Şiiri Üzerine Bir Değerlendirme 119-130 Rabia AKÇORU & Ekin KAYNAK ILTAR 16 Konuşma Stili Açısından Başbakan Süleyman Demirel’in 27–28 Haziran 1992 131-140 Tarihli Konuşmaları Osman ARICAN 17 Deyişbilim ve Düzyazı Sorunsalı: Roman Bağlamında Kuramsal Bir Okuma 141-144 Arnas BULUT 18 Ses ve Ton/Tema İlişkisi Bağlamında Türkçe Sözlü Rap Müziği: Bir Ses 145-150 Estetiği Çalışması Hünkar BALYEMEZ 19 Çehov’un Şişman ile Zayıf Adlı Öyküsünde Antitez Bağlamında Biçem 151-163 İncelemesi Nükhet ELTUT KALENDER 20 A Corpus Stylistic Analysis of “It” Pronoun as a Complement in Native and 164-174 Non-native Corpora of MA Theses in Two Disciplines Ali Şükrü ÖZBAY & Mehmet NACAR 21 Animals and Rhymes in James Clarence Mangan’s Poetry (1838-1844) 175-178 Aslı Yasmin UZSÜREN 22 Figure(s) Else Matters: Lyrical Quality in Metallica and Sagopa Kajmer 179-185 Mustafa Zeki ÇIRAKLI, Ali Can GÜNEŞ & Cahit Berkay HACIOĞLU 23 Reflective Narrators in T. S. Eliot’s The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock and the 186-193 Voices in Popular Lyrics of Turkish Songs: Bergen, Pamela and Aleyna Tilki Case Mustafa Zeki ÇIRAKLI 24 İki dilli konuşmalarda kod değişimi işlevi olarak otantiklik ve yakınlık 187-197 oluşturma Safiye GENÇ 19th International Stylistics Symposium November 28-29, 2019 Isparta/TURKEY Editor: Dr. Mehmet Galip ZORBA ISBN: 978-605-84052-7-1 25 Fifty Shades of Truth: From Medium to the Mediality of Turkey in Western 198-206 Press Fehmi TURGUT 19th International Stylistics Symposium November 28-29, 2019 Isparta/TURKEY Editor: Dr. Mehmet Galip ZORBA ISBN: 978-605-84052-7-1 Nabokov’s Style in The Wood Sprite Fidel Çakmak, Alanya Alaaddin Keykubat University [email protected] Abstract Nabokov has been acknowledged as one of the most prominent prose writers in the world of literature. Although some of his works led to critical arguments regarding style, the peculiarities of his unorthodox use of words have been hailed in the world of contemporary literature. In this study, Nabokov’s first short story The Wood Sprite is explored from a stylistic perspective. To analyze the story, a discourse analysis method was used in regards to linguistic, semantic, and stylistic elements. The findings were then presented with the textual examples from the story. Highlighting linguistic and stylistic elements of the story, the study explores Nabokov’s peculiar way of writing as he presents the theme of immigration, which is reflective of today’s political, social and cultural context, as the story unfurls. Keywords: Nabokov, discourse, style Introduction Nabokov’s way of writing has been great attraction for readers who like to be confused and also surprised with the sudden but fine ending of the story while enjoying the flow of words in unusual combinations. Although he has been widely acclaimed for his novels, especially Lolita, he dedicated some of his early time on writing short stories. Fifty-two of his stories were published in four English collections during his lifetime. While Nabokov had a sketch of a final collection that he described as “the bottom of the barrel” (Nabokov, 1995), he did not live long enough to realize that project. His son and wife took a role in reproducing collections of his stories by regrouping the previous stories, altering their order and adding new ones that had not been previously published. The book, The Stories of Vladimir Nabokov, was published by Vintage Books in 1995. The aim of this article is to explore Nabokov’s style in the first story of the collection, The Stories of Vladimir Nabokov, entitled The Wood-Sprite. Having read all the stories in the collection, the researcher has focused on The Wood-Sprite since the connection between the text and the reader implicitly touches on today’s political and social conjunction: immigration forced by war, and the researcher lives in the immediate context where the brutal realities of forced immigration, dislocation of people due to the war can be witnessed directly through observation and media narratives of immigrants, and their stories. In addition to its relevant theme, the conspicuous stylistic features of the Nabokov’s story are the principal focus of the present paper. The main aim of the paper is to go beyond the traditional domain of sentences to explore the literary structure of the text as a whole (Fowler, 1989). 1 19th International Stylistics Symposium November 28-29, 2019 Isparta/TURKEY Editor: Dr. Mehmet Galip ZORBA ISBN: 978-605-84052-7-1 Nabokov’s style is considered an important quality of his presence in the realm of fiction. Nabokov’s creation of story spins around two focal distinctions: the personal and impersonal uses of language, and the relationship between the narrator (himself) and reader as a composition element of the story (Olson, 1983). He also juxtaposes the real and abstract establishing a duality between world and otherworld (Rudolf, 2013, p. 13). His personal and impersonal uses of language reflect a combination of short and long sentences, where each is distinguished by the adjective modifying the noun in an unusual way. Nabokov also makes use of emotive verbs while describing the immediate contexts such as nature and the character’s state of mind. Additionally, adjective phrases and the impersonal use of verbs are generally evocative and make reader feel the text through sounds, colors and feelings by making use of various sensory receptions. His use of the first-person narrator cultivates a persona for the reader where the reader displaces herself/himself with Nabokov. The characters he creates and the first-person narrator (we as readers) are in good company throughout the story. Nabokov’s first-person narrator and reader are all melded as one unique entity. This unity manifests itself in his style of writing where the reader can feel the material world, grounded by the senses, and glimpse another metaphysical world through fanciful characters.
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