This study investigates the use of lexical and syntactical stylistic devices based on repetition, focusing on their functions and effects in different types of discourse. Repetition is a powerful rhetorical tool that can enhance emphasis, create rhythm, and reinforce meaning within a text. By examining various forms of repetition, such as anaphora, epistrophe, alliteration, and parallelism, this research explores how these devices contribute to the stylistic and rhetorical richness of language. The study analyzes a range of literary and non-literary texts, including poetry, prose, speeches, and everyday communication, to identify the diverse applications and impacts of repetition. Through a detailed examination of lexical repetition (the recurrence of words or phrases) and syntactical repetition (the repetition of structures or patterns), this research demonstrates how repetition functions as a key element of style, shaping reader or listener perception and enhancing communicative effectiveness. The findings underscore the versatility of repetition as a stylistic device and its significance in both creative expression and persuasive communication, providing insights into its role in enriching language and enhancing textual cohesion.

Repetition, lexical stylistic devices, syntactical stylistic devices

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