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Les techniques littéraires dans le roman

- la focalisation interne


- les parenthèses


- la syntaxe


- l’extravagance et la divagation


- l’anaphore


- le discours direct dans le récit


- le langage familier


- les erreurs grammaticales


- les formes élidées et l’élision


- l’humour

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