The Study Of Language Rhetoric In Yan Lianke's Novels

Yan Lianke is an outstanding achievements in contemporary Chinese literary creation,unique style,one of the important writers of far-reaching.He has a high degree of language consciousness.He places language in the highland to command novels.On the one hand,he uses the existing language materials to pursue the aesthetic feeling of language in voice,color and form.On the other hand,he seeks new changes,using distorted or distorted language to express his own unique feelings and create strange and unusual narrative styles.The essence of rhetoric is the choice and variation of language.Based on the framework of selection and variation in rhetoric,this article will analyze Yan Lianke's "Convention" and "Variation" in language,and discuss the unique value of his novels.This article is divided into four parts.The first part is the introduction,mainly including research basis,research significance,the research status,and defining related concepts.The first chapter is the choice and variation phonetic rhetoric based on a framework of phonetic choice and variation,and through the analysis of the onomatopoeia word selection,syllable selection,onomatopoeia varition,overlap word variation to explore the speech beauty of Yan Lianke's novel language.The second chapter is the choice and variation of vocabulary rhetoric in Yan Lianke's novels,focusing on the analysis of the color words in Yan Lianke's novels.This chapter is divided into two parts.The first part discusses the categories and usage of color words from the perspective of selection.The second part studies the word form,semantic and grammatical variation of color words from the perspective of variation.In order to discuss the color beauty of Yan Lianke's novel language.The third chapter is the choice and variation of Yan Lianke's novel sentence,which mainly studies the sentence and scattered sentences,long sentences and short sentences,punctuation extraordinary and sentence composition translocation to explore the rhetorical effect of the novel and unique use of the sentence.