Linguistic Concepts and Literary Analysis Methods

Core Linguistic Concepts

Linguistic Transformations

Thematization: It is a strategy that moves a statement to a thematic position. Constituents that are not in the final position become the subject.

Passivization: Is the conversion of a transitive sentence. From a communication perspective, it is an organizational process of the message that responds to a newsworthy loss by the agent of the action and is used to remove relevant information about the agent.

Nominalization: Is a transformation that reduces

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Word Meanings, Synonyms, and Antonyms (Entries 18-36)

Usurer

Definition(s)

  1. A person who engages in lending money at excessively high interest rates.
  2. A person who takes a very high profit in any business.

Synonyms

  • lender
  • miserly
  • stingy
  • mean
  • miserable

Antonyms

  • generous
  • splendid

Laconic

Definition(s)

  1. Concise or short, especially when speaking or writing (e.g., “I replied tersely”; “a laconic novelist”).
  2. Applies to a person who speaks little or expresses themselves briefly and concisely.

Synonyms

  • concise
  • terse
  • short
  • sharp
  • dry
  • sober

Antonyms

  • voluble
  • loquacious

Egomaniac

Definition(

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CI/CD, Git Commands & Code Snippets

SQL Stored Procedure Example

DELIMITER $$
CREATE PROCEDURE lister_clients (INOUT resultat_txt VARCHAR(4000))
BEGIN DECLARE finished INTEGER DEFAULT 0 ;
DECLARE v_id INT ;
DECLARE v_nom VARCHAR (100) ;
DECLARE v_prenom VARCHAR (100) ;
DECLARE info VARCHAR (400) DEFAULT '' ;
DECLARE cur_info_client CURSOR FOR SELECT id,nom,prenom FROM clients;
DECLARE CONTINUE HANDLER FOR NOT FOUND SET finished = 1;
OPEN cur_info_client ;
b : LOOP
FETCH cur_info_client INTO v_id, v_nom, v_prenom;
IF finished = 1 THEN

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Vocabulary Building: Definitions and Examples

Key Vocabulary Terms and Their Meanings

Understanding Words: Definitions, Synonyms, and Antonyms

This document provides a comprehensive list of words, complete with their meanings, synonyms, and antonyms. Enhance your vocabulary and understanding of the English language.

1. Agitated

  • Meaning: Feeling or appearing troubled or nervous.
  • Antonyms: Calm, composed, relaxed.
  • Synonyms: Anxious, unsettled, disturbed.

2. Call-up

  • Meaning: A summons or notice, especially for military service or recruitment.
  • Antonyms:
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Understanding Key Vocabulary and Definitions

Capacity

Definition: The ability to contain, hold, produce, or understand something.

  • Synonyms: Ability, aptitude
  • Antonyms: Inability, limitation

Example: Humans have a great capacity for building relationships.

Confer

Definition: To exchange ideas on a particular subject, often in order to reach a decision on what action to take.

  • Synonyms: Consult, bestow, give
  • Antonyms: Revoke, refuse

Example: Knowing how to read was a gift conferred.

Emerge

Definition: To become manifest.

  • Synonyms: Arise, come up
  • Antonyms:
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Literary Text Analysis: Shape, Content, Communication

Shape Analysis

The analysis of literary language: We will examine the author’s use of various figures of speech and their purpose, always relating them to the text’s theme.

Metric analysis of texts in verse: Rhythm, measure, rhyme, breaks, enjambment, types of lines, and stanzas used.

Explanatory text linguistic peculiarities:

  • Phonic Plane: For texts in verse, rhythm is characterized by (meter, accents). For prose, analysis of intonation, rhythm strings (euphony – pleasant words – and cacophony – unpleasant
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