Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 is a lyrical anti-utopia portraying the massive attack of 'consumer civilization' standards on the traditional cultural values of society.
The analysis is based on a semiotic theoretical and methodological approach and focuses on the non-arbitrary choice of lexical/phonological/syntactic/semantic forms by the author as a means of achieving textual cohesion. The word system is a matrix of words within a spoken or written text with a common denominator that may be semantic, phonological, etymological, conceptual, or associative. Abstract : This paper presents a qualitative analysis of a literary text, Ray Bradbury's (1953, 1964) Fahrenheit 451, by considering the role of word systems in conveying its message.
0 kommentar(er)
