Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![Narrative Self-Reflexivity and Authorship in the Short Story]( "Narrative Self-Reflexivity and Authorship in the Short Story")
Narrative Self-Reflexivity and Authorship in the Short Story "Lost in the Funhouse" by John Barth (eBook, PDF)13,99 €![The Comedy of Errors - Investigation on the lost & found theme in Shakespeare's shortest play (eBook, PDF)]( "The Comedy of Errors - Investigation on the lost & found theme in Shakespeare's shortest play (eBook, PDF)")
The Comedy of Errors - Investigation on the lost & found theme in Shakespeare's shortest play (eBook, PDF)15,99 €![Exploring the Dominance of 'Commonwealth Literature' in the Man Booker Prize. Holding on to a Lost Empire? (eBook, PDF)]( "Exploring the Dominance of 'Commonwealth Literature' in the Man Booker Prize. Holding on to a Lost Empire? (eBook, PDF)")
Exploring the Dominance of 'Commonwealth Literature' in the Man Booker Prize. Holding on to a Lost Empire? (eBook, PDF)5,99 €![The Concept of Revenge in 'Hamlet' by Shakespeare (eBook, PDF)]( "The Concept of Revenge in 'Hamlet' by Shakespeare (eBook, PDF)")
The Concept of Revenge in 'Hamlet' by Shakespeare (eBook, PDF)5,99 €![The Utopian Concept of the Female in East and West. A Critical Comparison of]( "The Utopian Concept of the Female in East and West. A Critical Comparison of")
The Utopian Concept of the Female in East and West. A Critical Comparison of "Sultana's Dream" (1905) and "Herland" (1909) (eBook, PDF)15,99 €![The Lost Cause Ideology and its impact on Civil War history (eBook, PDF)]( "The Lost Cause Ideology and its impact on Civil War history (eBook, PDF)")
The Lost Cause Ideology and its impact on Civil War history (eBook, PDF)13,99 €![The Monster in Frankenstein with Regard to Rousseau]( "The Monster in Frankenstein with Regard to Rousseau")
The Monster in Frankenstein with Regard to Rousseau"s Concept of the "Noble Savage" (eBook, PDF)13,99 €
Essay from the year 2020 in the subject English Language and Literature Studies - Literature, grade: A, Islamic Azad University, language: English, abstract: This essay examines the concept of language used in John Barth's short story "Lost in the Funhouse". It starts off by giving a quick introductory overview over the author before proceeding to the analysis of the language used itself. A specific focus is therein put on the topic of how the language reflects postmodern self-reflexivity.