Ways of artistic expressiveness in Kome nisan dare by Mahmud Barau Bambale (Nigeria). Part 2
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https://doi.org/10.21638/11701/spbu13.2016.210Abstract
The article analyzes main ways of artistic expressiveness in Kome nisan dare by Mahmud Barau Bambale (Nigeria) distinguishing two forms of speech: monological and dialogical speech. Monological and dialogical forms of speech of Kome nisan dare have specific peculiar properties. At the same time we find their common features. The creative writing of Mahmud Barau Bambale is still to be explored. The analysis of Kome nisan dare allows to examine specific character of this Nigerian author’s creative writing and to reveal main tendencies that Hausa language literature of mid–80th exhibits.
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artistic expressiveness, Hausa, Mahmud Barau Bambale, Kome nisan dare
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