Ce dossier montre comment, au-delà de l'analyse textuelle, la sociolinguistique critique, à partir d'enquêtes ethnographiques, peut se saisir de cet objet pour analyser, en discours et en interaction, les fondements idéologiques des pratiques touristiques.
Adam Wilson Poradie kníh (chronologicky)
Adam Wilson je autorom románu Flatscreen, ktorý bol finalistom ceny National Jewish Book Award, a zbierky poviedok What's Important Is Feeling. Jeho poviedky sa objavili v publikáciách ako The Paris Review, Tin House, VICE a The Best American Short Stories. V roku 2012 získal cenu Terry Southern Prize, ktorá uznáva „vtip, panache a sprezzaturu“ v dielach publikovaných v The Paris Review. Učí tvorivé písanie na Kolumbijskej univerzite a NYU a žije v Brooklyne.
Flatscreen
- 336 stránok
- 12 hodin čítania
Flatscreen captures the humor and frustrations of modern life, resonating with young adults navigating jobs that feel unfulfilling. The novel is a comedic exploration of the absurdities faced by those who are overqualified for their positions, making it a relatable read for anyone feeling stuck in a mundane routine. With sharp wit and keen observations, it promises to entertain and evoke laughter while reflecting on the challenges of contemporary existence.
Brian & Bobbi
- 120 stránok
- 5 hodin čítania
Brian & Bobbi is a story for those who feel ignored on a daily basis. Brian has gone completely unnoticed all his life, despite being born with amazing superpowers. Bobbi is the illegitimate daughter of a superhero who can't seem to convince anyone she's just a regular kid. By chance, the two meet and what results is a coming-of-age tale set upon a larger than life superhero backdrop. It's a graphic novel where the super villains, the powers, and the incredible fight scenes are really just the catalyst to tell the much deeper story of two people who couldn't be any more different -- or any more alike.