Queen Of Spades

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English

 

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Vincent C

 

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January 18, 2016

 

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College

 

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A

 

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ie. they mislead the reader rather than guide him in his interpretation of character and events; the concise nature of the language used, the predominance of verbs over adverbs and adjectives to create a sense of rapid pace for the reader; the length of sentences ( short ones to indicate characters’ nervous excitement and growing tension as well as to propel the narrative forward, longer ones for description and to hold the narrative back); intertextual references in the epigraphs and within the body of the narrative; the use of French and English in the narratorial discourse and that of individual characters and the effects this causes; the possible combination of features which then signal we are to interpret the text as a parody; Pushkin’s innovative use of Russian in the literary historical context
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ie. they mislead the reader rather than guide him in his interpretation of character and events; the concise nature of the language used, the predominance of verbs over adverbs and adjectives to create a sense of rapid pace for the reader; the length of sentences ( short ones to indicate characters’ nervous excitement and growing tension as well as to propel the narrative forward, longer ones for description and to hold the narrative back); intertextual references in the epigraphs and within the body of the narrative; the use of French and English in the narratorial discourse and that of individual characters and the effects this causes; the possible combination of features which then signal we are to interpret the text as a parody; Pushkin’s innovative use of Russian in the literary historical context
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