This article examines the issue of sociolinguistic analysis of audiovisual works of art. It also analyzes the issues of language variety in works of art. In addition, it discusses the different interpretations of these issues from the perspectives of linguists, literary critics, and historical novelists.

Audiovisual, sociolinguistic analysis, dialect, personage

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