Bachkin's Reading of the Salt Knife's House No. 5 by Kurt van Gut Jounier

Authors

  • Forouzandeh Edalat
  • Ahmad Forouzanfar

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.9756/IAJH/V5I1/1810005

Keywords:

Bakhtin, Shelter No. 5, Novel, Multilingualism, van Gat

Abstract

Literature is influential and reproducible and adapted. This feature has made it stand-up and dynamic. The current interaction between literary works is due to the dynamics of literature. Each text of the previous works has an effect on the works of today, and valuable reminiscences are based on the elements of the ancient stories. It is a type of literature that expresses unspoken literature, both before and now, in the language of dialogue between characters. Solo and multiplicity in the novel are the product of the developmental process. According to Bakhtin, the sound is the same as a parole or speech. The Russian theorist, who proposed a multi-voice theory for any literary type, followed by other researchers by studying phonetic studies, theory Depending on the importance of recognizing the works of the world and the anthropological analysis and sociology of works, this article is Bakhtinian reading The No. 5 Salt Knife Selects the Effect of Kurt Renegt-Gut Jounier. We first look at Bakhtin's theory and its history, and then summarize the story, and eventually, we read the novel based on Bakhtin's theory. The purpose of this reading is to demonstrate the multifunctional impact of the writing style that prompted the author to deliver the novel's multi-voice message and the connection between literary and non-literary language, which is the social discourse, helps

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Published

2018-06-01

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Edalat, F., & Forouzanfar, A. (2018). Bachkin’s Reading of the Salt Knife’s House No. 5 by Kurt van Gut Jounier. International Academic Journal of Humanities, 5(1), 39-52. https://doi.org/10.9756/IAJH/V5I1/1810005