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What is phonological level in stylistic

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Lexical and phonological are some of two levels in stylistic analysis which interpret a literary text from a logical perspective. In lexical level, the words of the literary text is explored, similarly, in the phonological level, the literary text is dissected to distinguish the articulating sounds.....

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