Submission

Style and Technique

Michel Houellebecq's novel «Submission» is written in the author's characteristic style, blending an ironic, sometimes cynical tone with deep philosophical reflection. The language of the work is rich with cultural and literary references, as well as elements of satire. Houellebecq employs simple yet poignant phrases, often using internal monologues and the protagonist's reflections to convey his inner world and attitude towards unfolding events. The structure of the novel is linear, with a clear plot development that gradually reveals changes in society and the protagonist's personal life. Literary techniques include the use of allusions, symbolism, and contrast, helping the author emphasize the main themes of the work, such as political changes, religious questions, and personal transformation.