Goodbye, Columbus

Style and Technique

In «Goodbye, Columbus», Philip Roth employs a realistic style that allows for a deep dive into the everyday lives of the characters. The language of the work is rich with lively dialogues and precise descriptions, helping to create vivid and memorable images. Literary devices include irony and satire, which Roth uses to critique social and cultural aspects of American life. The story's structure is linear, with a clear plot development and gradual character revelation. The author skillfully conveys the characters' inner experiences through internal monologues and psychological details. Symbols and metaphors play an important role, adding depth and layers to the narrative.