Clarissaにおける発話の表出について ―Pamelaと比較して―

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  • Speech Presentation in Richardson's Clarissa: In Comparison with Pamela
  • Clarissa ニ オケル ハツワ ノ ヒョウシュツ ニ ツイテ Pamela ト ヒカク シテ

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Samuel Richardson firmly believed that "the narrative in the form of correspondence" would give a stronger and more vivid impression than what he describes as "the dry, narrative, unanimated Style" in his Preface to Clarissa. Although his Pamela and Clarissa are both written in the epistolary form, there are considerable differences found in his stylistic features between these two, particularly in terms of speech presentation and the use of reporting verbs. The purpose of this article is to explore linguistically his innovative devices for presenting speeches in Clarissa in comparison with Pamela. Our concern here is not with the extensive varieties of speech presentation, but with those which serve to demonstrate the author's creative skills.

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