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Pharmacist Barney is the romance of a little more than 350 pages divided into three main parts. The first part lasting with 105 pages, the second part has 203 pages with 55 and third page. Generally laundry sorter the first part is composed of short chapters - with 16 chapters ranging from 2-9 pages, the longest three have 11, 16 and 22 page - and paced leader. laundry sorter The second section, which is longer, is more fragmented: Scicluna divide into 11 party, laundry sorter then 8 divides these smaller parts lasting from page to 29. Frammentarjetà Surely this must reflect the fact that each one of us there are different personalities, depending on the circumstances we find ourselves in them. The third part is a single chapter. There are times when the pharmacist Barney tactile monotematiku (once Scicluna insists heavily on the socio-politico-moral aspect) monoritmiku other times (mostly in the long parts).
Often made in the first person narrative, but also diminish parties brought direct laundry sorter speech. Maltese used idiomatic, and Scicluna shows very good grasp of Maltese, even if Semitic laundry sorter and arkajku laundry sorter ("maħrab", "milbes", laundry sorter "nitħanxlu", "miksaħ", "midwal", "stack", "mattresses") . Lessikalment note that the combination of different elements, including Anglo-Saxon: "tredmil", "rower", "pulaps", "bodibegs", "ġankfud", "constant woċċ", "xortofstaff", and many others. Employers are many similarities, even idiosyncratic, original and effective. Specific study is very interesting about the large number of similarities and particular metaphors. Towards the end of the novel we read about the tree that was chopped down for ħonqot requires anywhere and not have anything new to grow more, and the same old father dies għakka Barney: both are symbols of ideologies, laundry sorter leaders, parties policies, mindsets and behaviors particular laundry sorter to grow deep roots so that nothing can replace with.
There is also the use of words in the diminutive part of this romance Scicluna (eg "bqajqa", "sġajra", "tqajba", laundry sorter "dħajka", "ċkejkuna", "qħajba" and many others.) Sometimes the diminutive represent the triviality which the world finds itself today, or limitations of our cultural knowledge, intellectual limitations. Other times may also represent a world without soul.
Made during the entire novel several references to cultural, laundry sorter then to the world of literature (Harold Bloom, James Joyce, Kafka, Philip Larkin, Coetzee, Beckett, Eliot, Gunther Grass, Yukio Mishima, Federico Garcia Lorca, Pablo Neruda , Yasunari Kawabata, Paolo Coelho), cinema (Fellini, Toto, Giulietta Masina, Antonioni, Charles Chaplin, Mel Gibson, Polanski, Zeffirelli, Robert Bresson, Kurosawa, Tsai Ming-Liang), for art (Pollock, de Kooning , Chagall, Botticelli) to philosophy (Wittgensein, Nietzsche, Shopenhauer), and so on.
For the first Scicluna laundry sorter uses natural language, not obscene. The obscenity jeħdulha its place colored descriptions, analogies jdarrsux laundry sorter not, indeed showing the skill of the writer who knows well what is says lead without falling into the low. But this is only the first. Later the obscene language used even to see what depths of immorality fell Maltese society laundry sorter today. There are parts where Scicluna mixer sacred language with that stranger:
"U need to say who was the religious piglet other bean I shared with him? What if they do not settle b'sabru jinvistax chapel each mrejħa smell with incense imbexxqa and sex! "(P. 279)
Another Ukrainian laundry sorter prostitute at a time compared with relic, while the brothel is compared with a church. On the one hand we read next speech sometimes high levels of knowledge, other times operated laundry sorter colloquial speech, even clichés: "reaching laundry sorter leader Kovin - or x'jgħidulu" (p. 287), "what is poet, My friend - "(p. 285)," Listen laundry sorter ... Maltese women do not want, of! "(p. 289)," I do not want depart, Hi, What was I say ... "(p. 300)
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