AESTHETIC FUNCTION OF LANGUAGE IN THE LITERARY GENRE CHICK-LIT
Aleksandra Sikora
Strony: 145-152
Opublikowano: 22 Oct 2024
DOI: 10.62991/LIS1996411538
Wyświetlenia: 1,143
Pobrania: 89
Streszczenie: The word ‘aesthetic’ is often used in everyday life situations. People tend to use this term when they comment on an art or music piece when it comes to interior or exterior designing or even in the fashion or beauty sphere; there is a separate field in medicine named ‘aesthetic medicine’. However, using this word daily is not very complicated and there is a possibility that the users rarely consider the origins and theory that support this concept. The idea of aesthetics is present in many fields, but in this article, it will be analyzed in terms of literature, precisely the language and its aesthetic function that is used in modern women’s fiction, in a literary genre called Chick-lit.
Słowa kluczowe: aesthetic, language, chick lit, language function, beauty of language
Cytowanie artykułu: Aleksandra Sikora. AESTHETIC FUNCTION OF LANGUAGE IN THE LITERARY GENRE CHICK-LIT. Journal of International Scientific Publications: Language, Individual & Society 18, 145-152 (2024). https://doi.org/10.62991/LIS1996411538
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