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Ionesco’S Absurdity Of Language

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English

 

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October 7, 2015

 

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Throughout the play, characters act in ways diametrically contrasted to what each say they will or will not do. Two particular incidents are when the Fire Chief expresses “I haven’t time to sit down,”(Ionesco 27) yet he immediately sits down and there is also the case of the Smiths, who stating that they must leave to change their clothes, return not having done so...
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Words themselves become completely deprived of meaning. For example, the words “coincidence” and “curious,” are repeated numerous times in the initial interchange between Mr. and Mrs. Martin and are reduced to absurdity. There are multiple occasions throughout the play in which phrases are repeated by separate characters...
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