LYRIC AND HUMOROUS STYLE WITH A STRONG FEMININE COLOUR IN AMY TAN’S NOVELS
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Feminine Language, Artistic Symbolism, Metaphors and Analogies, Humor and Irony, Cultural IdentityAnnotasiya
This paper explores the distinctive feminine language and artistic symbolism in Amy Tan's novels, particularly focusing on "The Joy Luck Club" and "The Kitchen God’s Wife." Amy Tan's writing is characterized by a strong feminine tone, simple yet lyrical and humorous style, and metaphors rooted in daily female experiences. Through detailed analysis, this paper illustrates how the use of metaphors, similes, and analogies enhances the narrative and provides deeper insights into the characters' lives. The study also delves into Tan's use of paradox, parallelism, and antithesis to convey complex emotional states and cultural conflicts. Additionally, it examines the role of humor and irony in her storytelling, revealing how these elements contribute to the richness of her characters and themes. By highlighting the interplay between language, symbolism, and cultural context, this paper underscores Amy Tan's artistic mastery and her profound impact on contemporary literature.
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