Contribution of language to the total effect of Huckleberry Finn

MEG-06

AMERICAN LITERATURE ASSIGNMENT 2017-2018 (Based on Blocks 1-9) 

Course Code: MEG-06/2017-18 Max. Marks: 100 

2. How does language contribute to the total effect of Huckleberry Finn? 

Language In Huckleberry Finn: Mark Twain made use of colloquial language for serious literature, and the kind  of purpose  it has achieved  is quite  evident in  Huckleberry Finn.  Let us now  compare the  language of Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter and Twain’s Huckleberry Finn. One of the most remarkable differences between the two is that Hawthorne makes use of standard British English of elegance. He does not use the language used by common people in his everyday speech. While Twain makes use of spoken language and that too in a dialect which was not considered as respectable. With such use of language he achieves higher literary  purposes. And it is  this use of language,  which becomes one of  the most interesting and delightful aspect of it.

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