Tozakı, Diyar <br/><br/>
SPEECH AND THOUGHT PRESENTATION IN MARGARET ATWOOD'S SELECTED SHORT STORIES:  A STYLISTIC ANALYSIS / 
DİYAR TOZAKI; SUPERVISOR: ASSOC. PROF. DR. BEHBOOD MOHAMMADZADEH 
 - viii, 45 sheets;  31 cm.  Includes CD 
<br/><br/>Thesis (MA) - Cyprus International University. Institute of Graduate Studies and Research English Language and Literature Department 
<br/><br/>Includes bibliography (sheets 42-45) 
<br/><br/> ABSTRACT<br/>The stylistic analysis of speech and thought presentation examines the various ways <br/>in which novelists can portray the speech of their characters, how to recognize and <br/>characterize these different kinds of speech and thought presentation, and the impacts <br/>connected with these forms. In this study, we will focus on how character speech is <br/>given in the two selected short stories written by Margaret Atwood with regard to <br/>speech presentation can also be utilized to portray character ideas. This study <br/>analyses the speech and thought presentation in Margaret Atwood’s two selected <br/>short stories, The Headless Horseman and Moral Disorder. The study aims to <br/>examine how speeches and thoughts are presented in the selected stories and to see <br/>how frequently the categories of speech and thought categories have been used. <br/>Finally, the analyses of the short stories will be compared to each other and find out <br/>which categories have been used more frequently in the stories.<br/>Keywords: Margaret Atwood, Speech Presentation, Stylistics, Thought Presentation 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Speech acts (Linguistics) --Dissertations, Academic<br/>Language and languages--Style--Dissertations, Academic