Mediated stylistics is an approach within the field of stylistics that focuses on how the style of a text is influenced by the medium through which it is communicated. This concept recognizes that different media—such as print, digital, audio, or visual—affect not only the way texts are produced but also how they are received and interpreted by audiences. In mediated stylistics, scholars analyze elements such as language, form, and content in relation to the characteristics of the medium.
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