Utterances and the Lexicon: 3.2 The Speech Act.
A chapter of the book "The Semiotics of a Bourgeois Society: An Analysis of the "Aguafertes Porteñas" is presented. The chapter notes that the fact that Arlt as writer changes his own voice and that of others suggests that he selects his speech for a reason. It cites Arlt's use of questions for rhet...
| Publicado en: | Semiotics of a Bourgeois Society: An Analysis of the Aguafuertes Porteñas by Roberto Arlt pp. 55 - 68 |
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Digitalia Publishing Corp.
1997
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| Sumario: | A chapter of the book "The Semiotics of a Bourgeois Society: An Analysis of the "Aguafertes Porteñas" is presented. The chapter notes that the fact that Arlt as writer changes his own voice and that of others suggests that he selects his speech for a reason. It cites Arlt's use of questions for rhetorical purposes when they are addressed to the reader, which allows him the opportunity to present his ideas and answer the questions with the essay. |
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