Phonosemantic and Phonostylistic Pecularities of English Novels of the 19th Century

It is researched that the phonosemantic and phonostylistic peculiarities of 19th-century English novels reflected a deliberate and nuanced approach to language. It is considered that authors utilized sound-related elements to not only convey meaning but also to create a distinctive literary style that resonated with the themes and emotions of the time. It is revealed that in 19th-century English novels, phonosemantic and phonostylistic peculiarities were notable features that contributed to the overall richness and aesthetic quality of the literature. Authors during this period strategically employed sound-related elements to convey meaning, evoke emotions, and enhance the stylistic aspects of their writing.

Levishchenko M.S., Shum O.V. Phonosemantic and Phonostylistic Pecularities of English Novels of the 19th Century. Сучасні тенденції фонетичних досліджень : зб. матеріалів VІІ Круглого столу з міжнар. участю, 26 квіт. 2024 р. Київ : КПІ ім. Ігоря Сікорського, Вид-во «Політехніка», 2024. С. 69-71.