AESTHETIC TECHNIQUES IN JACK KEROUA’S ON THE ROAD: A STRUCTURAL STUDY

This present study is entitled “Aesthetic Techniques in Jack Keroua's On The Road: A Structural Study”. It purposes to re-evaluate the novel On The Road of the contemporary American novelist Jack Kerouya's in the present day context. This study explores On the Road as an autobiographical novel. It also examines Jack Kerouac's writing system of novelty: elimination of period, use of long connected dash and improvisational Jazz notes. This paper shows that, how Jack Kerouac has employed “Aesthetic Sincerity” in this novel. The aesthetic sincerity is exposed to sincerity in its traditional sense of a congruence of attestations. Aesthetic sincerity applies to the veracity with which, the writer conveys this congruence in a text. This research paper is a narrative, communicative, and linguistic approach to the novel On the Road. There is a development and changes in the fiction. The reason for changes is not artistic but logistic and linguistic. It is not an ethnocentric study but it is ego-centric.