International audienceIn Report from the Interior by Paul Auster the personal pronoun you is used in an unconventional manner as it places the readers in a position that is both uncomfortable and delightful. As a matter of fact, this unconventional process causes the narrator and the reader to coalesce and to share a common life experience that they either piece together through remembering or discover through reading. The embedded narratives that stud this text put the finishing touch to the disorientation of the readers who follow an ethereal guide. The presence of a series of photographs at the end of the book provides a different and complementary point of view that prompts a subtle dialogue between text and image. Though the protagonis...
International audienceThis paper aims at describing various occurrences of possessive noun phrases w...
Staging antagonism: You and insults’ In English it is possible to resort to the pronoun you in insul...
Research on the interpersonal features of lecture discourse has shown that lecturers’ use of the per...
In Report from the Interior by Paul Auster the personal pronoun you is used in an unconventional man...
Report from the Interior de Paul Auster est un récit autobiographique qui entreprend de faire état d...
This article focuses on the choice of the second-person pronoun in Paul Auster’s autobiographical wo...
"This book takes 'you', the reader, on board an interdisciplinary journey across genre, time and med...
Starting from the observation of the rarity of use of the second person in the novel - as a structur...
La thèse présente l’analyse d’une séance de formation de "coaching" commercial mettant en scène un f...
Although second person pronouns are relatively unusual in formal written genres, they are frequent i...
Report from the Interior, Auster’s 2013 memoir opens with the earliest memories of young Paul up to ...
Le but du présent article est de faire Ie point sur les tendances récentes en matière de vouvoiement...
This essay analyzes the way Report from the Interior, Auster’s fifth autobiographical text, fits in ...
This thesis argues that contemporary you-narratives implicate readers in a self-reflexive reading pr...
International audienceReport from the Interior, Auster’s 2013 memoir opens with the earliest memorie...
International audienceThis paper aims at describing various occurrences of possessive noun phrases w...
Staging antagonism: You and insults’ In English it is possible to resort to the pronoun you in insul...
Research on the interpersonal features of lecture discourse has shown that lecturers’ use of the per...
In Report from the Interior by Paul Auster the personal pronoun you is used in an unconventional man...
Report from the Interior de Paul Auster est un récit autobiographique qui entreprend de faire état d...
This article focuses on the choice of the second-person pronoun in Paul Auster’s autobiographical wo...
"This book takes 'you', the reader, on board an interdisciplinary journey across genre, time and med...
Starting from the observation of the rarity of use of the second person in the novel - as a structur...
La thèse présente l’analyse d’une séance de formation de "coaching" commercial mettant en scène un f...
Although second person pronouns are relatively unusual in formal written genres, they are frequent i...
Report from the Interior, Auster’s 2013 memoir opens with the earliest memories of young Paul up to ...
Le but du présent article est de faire Ie point sur les tendances récentes en matière de vouvoiement...
This essay analyzes the way Report from the Interior, Auster’s fifth autobiographical text, fits in ...
This thesis argues that contemporary you-narratives implicate readers in a self-reflexive reading pr...
International audienceReport from the Interior, Auster’s 2013 memoir opens with the earliest memorie...
International audienceThis paper aims at describing various occurrences of possessive noun phrases w...
Staging antagonism: You and insults’ In English it is possible to resort to the pronoun you in insul...
Research on the interpersonal features of lecture discourse has shown that lecturers’ use of the per...