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Về khái niệm “Phong cách ngôn ngữ”./ Vũ Thị Sao Chi // Ngôn ngữ. 2014, Số 4 (299).
2014
tr. 13-23.

Starting from the fact that the choice and language usage vary according to discourse fields which in turn leads to the emergence of the linguistic style, the present paper proposes the following definition of the concept of “linguistic style”: “A linguistic style refers to the consistent use of language in a certain discourse field and in conformity with the habits of a certain linguistic community”.

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Về sự phân loại ngôn ngữ./ Vũ Thị Sao Chi // Ngôn ngữ. 2014, Số 5 (300).
2014
tr. 21-30.

Starting from the fact that the choice and language usage vary according to the discourse fields, the present paper suggests a classification of linguistic styles based on the contrasts of discourse fields. Depending on the contrasts among the discourse fields in different high-low levels, there are generally 4 levels of linguistic styles which are level 1 (colloquial style – written style); level 2 (register level styles); level 3 (genre styles); and level 4 (individual styles).

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Xác định phong cách ngôn ngữ bằng phương pháp định lượng. / Vũ Thị Sao Chi. // Ngôn ngữ. 2014, Số 6 (301).
2014
tr. 19-30.

Based on the prototype theory and quantitative methods in linguistics, the present paper suggests a way to identify language styles by quantitative methods. Some mathematical formulas have been used to measure the density of linguistic means in a prototypical document and the correlation between the linguistic means and the prototypical document and linguistic means of any compared document. The density measures of linguistic means in a prototypical document will highlight the most distinctive and typical linguistic means of a style. This is the prerequisite for constructing standards for each linguistic style. The correlations between the linguistic means of the prototypical document and the linguistic means of the compared document are used to assess whether or not the compared document belongs to the same style of the prototypical document. We consider this a trial in an attempt to contribute a new approach to study linguistic style - the quantitative stylistics.