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Acknowledgements
1 Introduction
2 Foregrounding
2.1 Foregrounding as Style
2.1.1 Various Views on Style
2.1.2 Development of the Concept of Foregrounding
2.2 Elements to Motivate Foregrounding
2.2.1 Situational Context
2.2.2 Functions of Language
2.2.3 Criteria of Relevance
2.3 Types of Foregrounding
2.3.1 Deviation
2.3.2Overregularity
3 News Headlines
3.1 News
3.1.1 News Features
3.1.2 News Varieties
3.2 News Headlines in News
3.3 The Attractive Function of News Headlines
3.3.1 Informativity
3.3.2 the Attractive Function
4 The Realization of the Attractive Function through Deviation
4.1 Graphological Deviation
4.1.1 Headline Styles
4.1.2 Punctuation
4.1.3 Spelling Deviation
4.2 Lexical Deviation
4.2.1 Acronyms
4.2.2 Abbreviations
4.2.3 Joumalistic Coinages
4.2.4 Heavy Use of Attributes
4.3 Syntactical Deviation
4.3.1 Ellipses
4.3.2 Tenses
4.3.3 Interrogative Sentences
4.3.4 Repetition
4.4 Semantic Deviation
4.4.1 Metaphor
4.4.2 Metonymy
4.4.3 Personification
4.4.4 Pun
4.4.5 Allusion
4.4.6 Antithesis
4.4.7 Parody
4.4.8 Hyperbole
4.4.9 Euphemism
4.4.10 Syllepsis
5 The Realization of the Attractive Function through Overregularity
5.1 Phonological Overregularity
5.1.1 Alliteration
5.1.2 Rhyme
5.2 Lexical Overregularity
5.2.1 Short Words
5.2.2 Vivid Verbs
5.3 Syntactical Overregularity
5.3.1 Positive Sentences
5.3.2 the Active Voice
5.3.3 Quoted Sentences
Conclusion
Bibilograghy
Appendix 1
Appendix 2
Appendix 3
