STYL0-LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF CHIMMAMAND ADICHEI NGOZI'S
Abstract
ABSTRACT
This study employs a stylo-linguistic approach to examine the linguistic features and stylisTIcdevices in Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's novel, Purple Hibiscus. The analysis focuses on theauthor's use of language, narrative structure, and literary devices to convey themes,characterize protagonists, and create a unique narrative voice. The findings reveal adistinctive writing style marked by simplicity, clarity, and lyricism, which contrasts with thecomplexity and intensity of the narrative 's themes and events. The study also identifies thestrategic use of code-switching, imagery, and symbolism to convey cultural identity, explorepolitical and social issues, and create a sense of authenticity. The stylo-linguistic analysisprovides insights into Adichie's literary craftsmanship, shedding light on the ways in whichlanguage and style contribute to the novel's overall impact and meaning.
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