Trie Language or the Essays: 2.1 Implied Versus Real Author.

A chapter of the book "The Semiotics of a Bourgeois Society: An Analysis of the "Aguafertes Porteñas" is presented. It argues that the reader of Roberto Arlt's essays might be inclined to confuse the real author with the narrator due to the fact that the genre of the essays presumes an audience and...

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Published in:Semiotics of a Bourgeois Society: An Analysis of the Aguafuertes Porteñas by Roberto Arlt pp. 28 - 35
Format: Book Chapter
Published: Digitalia Publishing Corp. 1997
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