ЛИТЕРАТУРНА МИСЪЛ

Parodying Style: Non-Fiction Discourse and Gulliver’s Travels

Filipina Filipova

Parodying Style: Non-Fiction Discourse and Gulliver’s Travels

Author

Filipina Filipova

Publisher

Institute for Literature - BAS

Page range:

197

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208

Pages: 12

Language

Bulgarian

COUNT:

4

ACCESS: Free access

ГОДИНА: 2000

Issues-1

ПУБЛИКУВАНО НА : 16 January 2000

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- Name: Filipina Filipova
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Subject

Studies of Literature

Keywords

Пародирайки, стила, нехудожественият, дискурс, Пътешествията, Гъливър

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2000 - Issues-1

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Europe and Europeans in Geo Milev’s Letters and Journalism
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Parodying Style: Non-Fiction Discourse and Gulliver’s Travels