FACTS AND FICTIONAL CHARACTERS IN MARK TWAIN'S JOURNALISM: INTERACTION OF TWO DIFFERENT DISCOURSES |
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| 2016 |
| scientific article | 1751 | ||
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| The article presents an analysis of Samuel Clemens's journalistic letters-reports, where one can find two discourses - journalistic and literary. Within the same letter, there were actual news and fictional characters. We examine these cha- racters in order to investigate their interaction with facts and analyze their significance for subsequent Mark Twain's literary works. |
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