LINGUISTIC MEANS OF ABSURDITY HUMOUR EXPLICATION IN CLAUDE BOURGEYX’S STORIES FOR CHILDREN
Abstract
The paper studies some short stories written by a contemporary French author Claude Bourgeyx who represents absurdity literature genre. The focus is laid on various linguistic means employed to describe an irrational, paradoxical situation. The research found that the principal technique is the decomposition of phraseological units.
About the Author
L. F. Serova
Kemerovo State University
Russian Federation
Lubov F. Serova – Candidate of Philology, Assistant Professor at the Department of French Philology
Russian Federation
Lubov F. Serova – Candidate of Philology, Assistant Professor at the Department of French Philology
References
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3. Bourgeyx, C. Le fil à retordre. 42 histoires extravagantes / C. Bourgeyx. – Paris: Nathan, 2005. – 188 p.
Review
For citations:
Serova L.F. LINGUISTIC MEANS OF ABSURDITY HUMOUR EXPLICATION IN CLAUDE BOURGEYX’S STORIES FOR CHILDREN. SibScript. 2013;(2-2):157-161. (In Russ.)
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