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This book reveals the chronological deformation of language and its power of plasticity and infinity. By its power of evocation, it can suggest at the same time life and death, misery and happiness. It can even make us see the void, the nonsense and the gap. We see in this research how language tends to be replaced by inner monologue and silence. Then, a synthetic approach is made that underlines the similarity between The Marriage of Figaro and Endgame, with the aim of justifying the reason of their rapprochement and to simplify the application of an analytical approach. The book also…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This book reveals the chronological deformation of language and its power of plasticity and infinity. By its power of evocation, it can suggest at the same time life and death, misery and happiness. It can even make us see the void, the nonsense and the gap. We see in this research how language tends to be replaced by inner monologue and silence. Then, a synthetic approach is made that underlines the similarity between The Marriage of Figaro and Endgame, with the aim of justifying the reason of their rapprochement and to simplify the application of an analytical approach. The book also discusses the language mechanisms in The Marriage of Figaro, which contribute to the comical and even tragic aspect of this play. It also highlights the verbal and paraverbal decay in Samuel Beckett's Fin de partie. We will also see how Beckett showed the notion of incommunicability through the mechanisms of language and how the Beckettian writing tends tirelessly to resist between drama and comedyand to put the reader in an obsessive ignorance and still continue to attract him until the end of the play.
Autorenporträt
Mahdi Afkhami Nia: Lehrbeauftragter für FLE-Didaktik an der Universität Tabriz. Er beschäftigt sich mit Übersetzung, angewandter Linguistik, Diskursanalyse, französischer und persischer Grammatik und ist Autor von Enseignement du FLE aux adultes iraniens. /Naïmé Karimlou: Doktorandin in französischer Literatur an der Universität Tabriz.