Discursive analysis reveals linguistic markers of dialogic communication in Frederic Beigbeder's 99 Francs, highlighting critical attitudes toward bourgeois society.
The given article which is based on the work of the French writer Frederic Beigbeder “99 francs” examines the features of the linguistic expression of dialogic communication having a different vector orientation, including intracommunication. The authors of the article show how the novel implements the writer’s intentions associated with demonstrating a negative attitude towards the modern state of society. The authors show how the novel implements the writer's intentions associated with demonstrating a negative attitude towards the modern state of bourgeois society. Methods of contextual and categorical analysis, comparative studies and others were used.
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