e.g., the participant, time, place, topic, etc. of the communicative event, from very formal to very informal
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Definition of style
2. The register语域, which refers to the special variety of language used by a particular social group that may have a common profession, e.g., doctors, lawyers, teachers, or the same interests, e.g., football fans, etc
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刘世生,《西方文体学论纲》,
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Definition of style
3. The set of linguistic features that seem to be characteristic of a text, e.g., the style of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice, or of an author, e.g., Miltonic style
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What is your definition of style?