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Dorothy Parker was an American satirist known for her wit. The short story "New York to Detroit" describes a phone call between a worried woman, Jean, in New York and her indifferent boyfriend, Jack, in Detroit.
22 Ιουν 2020 · Dorothy Parker’s ( August 22, 1893 – June 7, 1967) bestknown stories are “The Waltz,” “A Telephone Call,” and her masterpiece, “Big Blonde,” winner of the O. Henry Memorial Prize for the best short story of 1929.
She wrote witty drama reviews for Vanity Fair (1918-1920), Ainslee’s (1920-1933), and The New Yorker (1931); and terse, tart book reviews for The New Yorker (1927-1933) and Esquire...
by Dorothy Parker. "Already with Detroit," said the telephone operator."Hello," said the girl in New York."Hello?", said the young man in Detroit."Oh, Jack!", she said. "Oh, darling, it's so wonderful to hear you.You don'tknow how much I — ""Hello?", he said."Ah, can't you hear me?"
1 Απρ 2008 · The second is a frustration with modern life here expressed through the utterly inhospitable environment of a phone line in which ‘New York’ tries to emotionally engage with a literally and figuratively distant and disconnected ‘Detroit’.
February 03, 2017. 🏙Review - "New York to Detroit" by Dorothy Parker📞. Not a lot to say about this one. It is a transcript of a phone conversation. A woman called Jean from NY is calling Jack in Detroit. They have had a romantic relationship in the past, Jean is still madly in love with Jack.
The present article analyzes the dialogical essence of Dorothy Parker’s short story “New York to Detroit”. The undertaken study reveals the existence of a literary dialogue (between the writer and the reader), which is shaped around a literary-communicative intention.
