ABSTRACT
The paper aims to discuss some aspects of heterodiscourse from two books commonly referenced as Don Quixote de La Mancha. Based on Cervantes's text, we argue that Bakhtin's notion of heterodiscourse encompasses different phenomena: (i) diversity of voices, (ii) plurality of styles, and (iii) varieties of speech genres, which comprise novelistic prose.
KEYWORDS:
Heterodiscourse; Don Quixote; Voices; Styles; Speech genres