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摘要
随着世界各国交流的日益广泛和经济全球化进程的进一步加快,英语广告已成为人们生活不可缺少的一部分。
广告英语以它的独特风格和劝说能力成为一门标准的专业语言,可它并不是通过语言直接显示其劝说意图,而是通过特殊的手段来打动消费者,激起他们的好奇心,刺激他们去购买。
换言之,广告的语言必须具有新颖性,趣味性,才能引起消费者的注意和记忆。
在广告语言众多的语言手段中,修辞起到了积极的作用。
它丰富了语言的内涵,加深了语言的说服力。
修辞具有三种功能:
1.劝说的艺术。
2.写作技巧。
3.一种文体。
本文主要从修辞的角度分析并总结了修辞手段在广告英语中的应用。
文章第一部分简要介绍了广告的定义,目的,分类以及有关对广告的不同认识。
第二部分以充分的例证分析并总结了修辞手段在广告语言中的应用。
第三部分说明英语广告修辞研究的重要性,帮助广告从业者了解广告英语中修辞手法的特点,并付诸实践,制作出优秀的英文广告,使世界了解我们的产品,使我们的产品跻身国际市场。
关键词:
广告英语;
特点;
修辞方式
Contents
Introduction
Chapter1GeneralReviewofAdvertisement
1.1TheDefinitionofAdvertising
1.2TheObjectivesofAdvertising
1.3TheClassificationofAdvertising
1.4ThePsychologicalReviewofAdvertisement
1.5TheSociologicalReviewofAdvertisement
Chapter2LexicalRhetoricalDevicesinEnglishAdvertisements
2.1Simile
2.2Metaphor
2.3Personification
2.4Pun
2.5Contrast
2.6Antithesis
2.7Hyperbole
Chapter3TheFunctionandImportanceofRhetoricinAdvertisingEnglish
3.1TheFunctionofRhetoric
3.2TheImportanceofRhetoric
Conclusion
Bibliography
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Withtheintenseglobalizationinthenewcentury,advertisingplaysanincreasinglysignificantroleintheworldeconomy.Asanessentialcomponentofacommercialmarketandthefreeenterprisesystem,advertisingisgoingdeepintovariouspartsofourlives,advertisingbecomessomethingthatinfluenceseveryonelivingandworkinginasociety.Asweknow,theultimategoaloftheadvertisementistopersuadepeopletotakeactiontobuy.Iftheadvertiserwantshisadvertisementstoachievethepersuasiveeffect,hehastodeviseacreativeanddifferentlanguagetoimpresspeople.Tosolvethisproblem,Idothisresearchthattherhetoricaldevicesareappliedinthedesigningoftheadvertisement.InthisthesisIwillanalyzeandsummarizetheapplicationofrhetoricaldevicesinadvertisingEnglish.Iwishpeoplecouldrealizetheimportanceofrhetoricinadvertising.Themainsourcesarefromtheillustrationsinmagazines,journalsandotherprintedpress.Theyare:
TheRhetoricofOurTimes;
AmericanEnglishRhetoric;
TheDiscourseofAdvertising;
EssentialsofAdvertising;
Thelanguageofadvertising.
Chapter1.GeneralReviewofAdvertisement
1.1TheDefinitionofAdvertising
InEnglish,theword“advertise”hasitsoriginin“advertere”inLatin,meaning“toinformsomebodyofsomething”,“tobringintonotice”,or“todrawattentiontosomething”,etc.
AbertLasker,fatherofmodernadvertising,saidthatadvertisingwas“salesmanshipinprint”(赵静,1992).Thisdefinitionwasgivenalongtimebeforetheadventofradioandtelevision.Inthepast,thenatureandscopeofadvertisingwereconsiderablydifferentfromthosedays.Thedefinitionindicatesthattheultimateobjectiveofadvertisingistosell.Obviously,itisnotanall-rounddefinition,foritcannotcoveralladvertisements.
Definitionsofadvertisingaremanyandvaried.Itisactionofcallingsomethingtopeople’sattentionespeciallybyapaidannouncement.Advertisingcontainsmessagesdesignedtomakeknownwhatwehavetosellandwhatwehavetobuy(J.S.Chandan,1990).AmericanMarketingAssociation(AMT)(赵静,1992)definesadvertisingasnon-personalcommunicationofinformationusuallypaidforandpersuasiveinnatureaboutproducts,services,orideasbyidentifiedsponsorsthroughthevariousmedia.
Althoughadvertisingcanbedefinedinmanydifferentways,theessentialpointsconcerningitsdefinitionmaybesummarizedasfollows:
Advertisingisakindofintensivecommunicationofinformationusuallyhighlypaidforandstronglypersuasivebynature.Advertisingcontainsmessagesorpiecesofinformationaboutmarketableproductsandservices,orideas,normsandvalues.Advertisingmessagesaredesignedparticularly,ingeniouslyandmeticulously,whicharemadeknownthroughvariousmediatothegeneralpublicortoparticulargroupsofpeople,withaviewtopromotingthesalesofthegoodsandservicesconcerned,ortospreadingideas,normsandvalues.Contemporaryadvertisingissocommonlyubiquitousandsowidelyinfluentialthatisconsideredtobepartofmodernlife.
Ifthedefinitionsofadvertisingaretoovagueandabstracttocomprehend,afewwordsaboutitsfunctionswillprobablyhelptoclarifythiscrucialterm.Broadlyspeaking,advertisementshaveatleastoneoftwofunctions:
informingorpersuading,thoughoverlapmayoftentakeplaceinonesinglepiece.Anadvertisementofthistypesuppliesbasic,factualinformationandsometimesshowsaphotooranillustrationoftheproduct/servicetogivethetargetaudienceabetterviewabouttheadvertisedproduct.Thepersuasivefunctionisnotonlylimitedtoattractingthepotentialcustomersintobuyingacertaincommodity,butalsoincludingthesellingofservices,ideas,normsandvalues.
1.1TheObjectivesofAdvertising
Beforeanewproductisintroduced,prospectivecustomersaretotallyunaware.Thefirstobjectiveofanyadvertisingistocreateawareness------toacquaintsomeportionoftheunawarepeoplewiththecompany,food,service,orbrand.
Thenexttaskistodevelopcomprehension------tocommunicateenoughinformationsomepercentageoftheawaregrouprecognizetheproduct’spurpose,imageorposition,andperhapssomeofitsfeatures.
Nextadvertisingneedstocommunicateenoughinformationtodevelopconviction------topersuadeacertainnumberofpeopletobelieveintheproduct’svalue.Ofthosewhobecomeconvinced,somecanbemovedtodesiretheproduct.Finally,afteraccomplishingalltheproceedingsteps,somepercentageofthosewhodesiretheproductwilltakeaction------requestadditionalinformation,sendinacoupon,visitastore,orbuyit.
Advertisingiscomplexbecausesomanydiverseadvertiserstrytoreachsomanydifferenttypesofaudiences.Troughreadingmaterialsandstudyingworksonadvertising,Iwouldliketolistclassificationsofadvertisingasfollows:
Bytargetaudiences
Consumeradvertising
Businessadvertising
Bygeographicarea
Local(retail)advertising
Regionaladvertising
Nationaladvertising
Internationaladvertising
Bymedium
Printadvertising
Broadcast(electronic)advertising
Out-of-homeadvertising
Direct-mailadvertising
ByPurpose
Productadvertising
Non-product(corporateinstitutional)advertising
Commercialadvertising
Non-commercialadvertising
Actionadvertising
Awarenessadvertising
Asweknow,theroleofthemessageinadvertisingisnotonlytoinform,buttopersuade.However,whatistheprocessinwhichtheadvertisementworks?
Theanswertosuchaquestionmainlyliesinthedisciplineofpsychology.AssociationofNationalAdvertisingintheU.SsimplifiesthegoalstobeachievedinadvertisingasACCA(Awareness,Comprehension,ConvictionandAction),whichcanmoreorlessrevealthepsychologicalprocessanadvertisementreadermayexperiences.Afurthermodelisthewell-knownAICDA,whicharementionedbefore.Fromtheabovemodels,wecandrawseveralpsychologicalimplicationsinadvertising.
First,foranyadvertisement,oneindispensablecriterionofrealsuccessiswhetheritisabsorbingatthefirstsight,thenleavingagoodimpressionuponthereadersbymakingthembecomeactivelyawareoftheadvertisedproduct.Everysuccessfuladvertisementshouldhavea“hook”.
Second,providingsomethingneworunexpectedisthebest“hook”anadvertisementhas.Normallyspeaking,peoplereadwhatintereststhemandignorewhatdoesnot.Agoodadvertisementoftencontainsaneworunexpectedmessagewhichcanberelatedtotheconsumer’spsychologicalscreenandworldknowledge.Moreover,theconsumershouldknowthewordsinadvertisementsandthestyleofadvertisingcommunicationshouldbeagreeabletotheconsumer’staste.
Asasocialphenomenon,advertisinghasitsowncharacteristics.Fromtheeconomicpointofviewadvertingbringsmarkets,productsandconsumersbylinkingtheneedsofbuyerswithth