‘Everything is autobiographical’: Hans-Ulrich Treichel’s idiolect in <i>Lost</i> (1999) by Philip van der Merwe

“…Lost is a case in point with regard to Treichel’s idiolect: the narration includes factual historical and autobiographic information that represents both an ‘official life’ and a ‘carnival’, i.e. his representations of lives are determined by two aspects of theworld: the aspect of the piety of seriousness and by the aspect of laughter. …”
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