Jane Austen’s Persuasion (1818) is characterized by a marked use of free indirect discourse. Some of the novel’s most important passages are in FID. These passages often function to represent the interior monologues of the heroine, Anne Elliot. The syntax of FID is quite distinctive in so far as there is a complete absence of introductory verbs, which would otherwise serve to present reported speech or thought in a subordinate clause. This feature allows for a seamless embedding within the narration of the heroine’s thought and speech. Indeed, it is difficult for the reader to discern where free indirect discourse begins and ends in some contexts. This article focuses on the translation of FID in Isabelle de Montolieu’s La Famille Elliot (1...
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Dans son dernier roman achevé intitulé Persuasion, Jane Austen se sert fréquemment du style indirect...
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Jean-Michel Adam et Mireille Noël : Enunciative variations : The genesis of style in « L'Etranger » ...
ABSTRACT : Towards the end of the classical period, the place of the subject of enunciation in a sen...
[Abstract] This paper focuses on a selection of texts taken from five novel s by Dickens where the V...
Dans son dernier roman achevé intitulé Persuasion, Jane Austen se sert fréquemment du style indirect...
Dans son dernier roman achevé intitulé Persuasion, Jane Austen se sert fréquemment du style indirect...
International audienceAbstract. The pattern of free indirect speech in fictional prose in the early ...
Abstract Jansson, Kristina, 2006. Saisir l’insaisissable. Les formes et les traductions du discours ...
This thesis addresses a phenomenon of language change specific to the French language as a Romance l...
Este trabalho de pesquisa propõe um percurso pela sistematização do discurso indireto livre: uma obs...
This research is entitled Functioning of the Triangle of Internalized Subjectivity in the Modern Nov...
This thesis will examine the precise ways in which British novelist Jane Austen uses free indirect d...
Le discours de la doxa est le ciment du lien social. Il favorise la logique de l’identification à un...
This study assesses the relationship between the diffusion of free indirect discourse and the declin...
This article deals with syntactically heavy anaphoras, a recurrent stylistic device in Oliver Twist,...
The present thesis aims at analysing the writing style in the early works of Charles Dickens and dis...
Jean-Michel Adam et Mireille Noël : Enunciative variations : The genesis of style in « L'Etranger » ...
ABSTRACT : Towards the end of the classical period, the place of the subject of enunciation in a sen...
[Abstract] This paper focuses on a selection of texts taken from five novel s by Dickens where the V...