This study is a text analysis of Muriel Spark's The Ballad of Peckham
Rye. It focuses on the use the author makes of two different text types: the
ballad and the novel and their corresponding types of language and
structures. The essay attempts to show how a highly complex set of linguistic
resources are combined and activated by the author to obtain the greatest
informativity at the lowest narrative expense.
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