LANGUAGE METHODOLOGY OF WOLFGANG BORCHERT'S WORKS. THE ANALYSIS OF BORCHERT'S WORK "THE KITCHEN BOY"
Keywords:
Wolfgang Borchert, language methodology, post-World War II, narrative techniques, character development, socio-cultural context, historical context, linguistic analysis.Abstract
Wolfgang Borchert was a prominent German playwright and author whose works during the post-World War II era revolutionized the German literary landscape. This scientific article examines Borchert's language methodology as employed in his plays, short stories, and other literary works. Through an extensive analysis of his writing style, narrative techniques, and character development, this article aims to shed light on the unique language methodology employed by Borchert that distinguishes his works and gifts them an enduring quality. Additionally, the article explores the socio-cultural and historical context surrounding Borchert's works, providing insights into the impact of war, loss, and trauma on his language choices. By critically examining Borchert's language methodology, this article aims to deepen our understanding and appreciation of his literary contributions.
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