From Nabokov’s Amerussia to Mallarmé’s Donje te zankoriv: Vladimir Nabokov at the crossroads of languages

Vladimir Nabokov makes a predominant use of code-switching in the novels he wrote in English. However, he occasionally indulges in hybridity, which makes him resemble, linguistically and stylistically speaking, Creole writers. Nabokov’s style is indeed creolized, in the sense of Glissant’s philosoph...

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Main Author: Loison-Charles, Julie
Format: Article ou chapitre numérique
Language:Anglais
Published: Etudes de stylistique anglaise 2019
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