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新著修辭學   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
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陳介白著
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Title
新著修辭學
Publisher
世界書局 (上海)
Description

在作者《修辭學》一書基礎上，參考《新美辭學》（日本島村抱月）、《新文章講話》（日本五十嵐力）、《修辭法講話》（日本佐佐政一）等著作重新編著。分總論、詞藻論、文體論3編。對中文修辭的理論和規則有較詳細論述。

目錄
自序
周序
郭序
凡例
導言
第一編 總論
第一章 修辭學的定義
第二章 修辭學的變遷
第三章 修辭學的效用
第四章 辭的成立要論
第一節 辭的要作
第二節 思想的性質
第三節 言語的起原及發展
第四節 聲音的性質
第五節 文字的起原
第六節 言與文的比較
第七節 中國語言文字的發展
第八節 言語與思想的關係
第九節 辭與想在修辭上的關係
第五章 如何研究辭的美
第六章 修辭的目的觀
第七章 文情與修辭現象
第八章 修辭的內容及組織
第一節 文章與修辭現象
第二節 修辭現象的區分
第三節 修辭現象的統一
第二編 詞藻論
第一章 語彩的意義及分類
第二章 消極的語彩
第一節 語句的純正
第二節 語句的精確
第三章 積極的語彩
第一節 語趣
第二節 音調
第三節 語勢的音調
第四節 形式的音調
第五節 口調
第六節 律格
第四章 想彩的意義及分類
第五章 消極的想彩
第一節 命題的完備
第二節 敘次的順正
第六章 積極的想彩
第七章 譬喻法諸辭格
第一節 明喻法
第二節 隱喻法
第三節 諷喻法
第四節 對喻法
第五節 博喻法
第六節 提喻法
第七節 換喻法
第八節 借喻法
第九節 引喻法
第十節 詳喻法
第十一節 交喻法
第十二節 形喻法
第十三節 字喻法
第十四節 詞喻法
第八章 化成法諸辭格
第一節 擬人法
第二節 擬物法
第三節 較物法
第四節 現寫法
第五節 情化法
第六節 誇張法
第七節 映寫法
第八節 頓呼法
第九節 移狀法
第十節 特指法
第十一節 旁敲法
第十二節 反情法
第十三節 特例法
第九章 表出法諸辭格
第一節 曲言法
第二節 問答法
第三節 設疑法
第四節 詠嘆法
第五節 反語法
第六節 警句法
第七節 深言法
第八節 雙關法
第九節 撥言法
第十節 希冀法
第十一節 辨言法
第十二節 凝神法
第十三節 絕對法
第十四節 進退法
第十五節 憤語法
第十六節 警駭法
第十七節 諧謔法
第十章 布置法諸辭格
第一節 對偶法
第二節 漸層法
第三節 反覆法
第四節 倒裝法
第五節 照應法
第六節 轉折法
第七節 抑揭法
第八節 省略法
第九節 錯綜法
第十節 陪襯法
第十一節 疊字法
第十二節 列敘法
第十三節 類字法
第十四節 藏歇法
第十五節 遞代法
第十六節 對照法
第三編 文體論
第一章 文體的意義及分類
第二章 主觀的文體
第一節 由作者風格表現的文體
第二節 由作者興會表現的文體
第三章 客觀的文體
第一節 由思想性質表現的文體
第二節 由言語特徵表現的文體
結論
附錄
修辭學漢英術語對照表
修辭學英漢術語對照表

Language Chinese
Publication date 民國25[1936]
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(民國時期文獻 民國圖書)
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修辭學
中圖分類
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xin zhu xiu ci xue
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