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Blog Name: Angeliska Gazette
Url: http://angeliska.com
Language: English
Topics: ART, MAGIC, STYLE
Description: Feuilleton is the genre that allows for much freedom as far as its content, composition and style are concerned; the text is hybrid which means that it makes use of different genre structures, both journalistic and literary ones. The characteristic of a column is also the lack of the group of fixed features being in strong structural relation. The thematic domain is one of the three basic and essential elements of a speech genre “column”. This component, along with its composition and stylistics, constitutes a speech genre according to the speech genre theory by Bakhtin. Thematic domain of a column tends to be always up-to-date, focusing specifically on culture matters and social and moral issues. An accented and active role of a columnist as the subject of the narration is also very important characteristic of this genre. The tone a column is written in is usually reflexive, humorous, ironic and above all very subjective in drawing conclusions, assessments and comments on a particular subject. In its composition a column uses very often digressive bonds with other parts and components of the text proper. Except for the use of numerous associations, there can be different types of fable-like compositions, logical- discursive and dramatic ones found in the internal structure of a column. The style of this kind of publication, contrary to the style of most journalistic publications, is very close to literary. Its characteristic feature is lightness and wit, that is shown by play on words, parody, paradox and humorous hyperboles. The vocabulary that is usually used is not neutral, and strongly emotionally loaded words and phrases prevail.
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