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Language in Popular Fiction, PDF eBook

Language in Popular Fiction PDF

Part of the Routledge Revivals series

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First published in 1990, Language in Popular Fiction was written to provide a comprehensive and illuminating look at the way language is used in thrillers and romantic fiction.

The book examines the use of language across three interrelated levels: a level of verbal organisation, a level of narrative structure, and a level at which stylistic options and devices are related to notions of gender.

It introduces ‘the protocol of pulchritude’ and makes use of detailed stylistic and linguistic analysis to investigate a wide range of ‘popfiction’ and ‘magfiction’.

In doing so, it provokes serious reflection on popular fiction and its claims on the reader.

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