Agraduate student, Department of Linguisties, Allameh Tabatabai University
Abstract
Every approach which we may take to be ours due to language reveals thousand of worlds to us. We cannot conquer the mind unless we have it in our grasp and know its limits and boundaries. This article is an attem pt to discuss the lively yet strange types of languages present in the two famous novels of the century. It seems necessary to emphasize that this article is not going to be read as literary criticism of them; for it is nothing but the writer's2 findings while reading them. I have applied a phenomenological perspective in interpreting their similar kinds of language.
