Towards a New Representational Linguistic Paradigm:

The focus of this book is in the area of literary and linguistic studies of language in literature. Such examination is significant in order to investigate various shades of literary dialects in Bronte's Wuthering Heights and Hurston's Their Eyes Were Watching God. These authors came from two distinctive cultural locations, ethnicities and epochs yet; they shared the literary representativeness of peculiar communities and longed for authentic depictions of their linguistic, cultural and social attributes. This book endeavours to spot light on the nuances of their linguistic delineations with regards to the linguistic accuracy and the thematic implications of these dialects in sketching the fictional lines of their novels. Therefore, it offers a needed literary and linguistic examination of literary dialects in contrast to Standard English.

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Fatiha Belmerabet is a Senior Lecturer at AbouBekr Belkaid University of Tlemcen. She holds a PhD in Language and Literature. Mohammed Amine Belaid is an Assistant Lecturer and an online vocational educator at AbouBekr Belkaid University of Tlemcen.