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... narrator point - of - view in the higher order reporting frame of the narrator , supports the objective realist trope of the latter . It gives the impression of a report , as if the characters ' utterances within reported speech frames ...
... narrator point - of - view in the higher order reporting frame of the narrator , supports the objective realist trope of the latter . It gives the impression of a report , as if the characters ' utterances within reported speech frames ...
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... narrator point - of - view , the global impor- tance of characters within longer stretches of text will determine their prominence within that which is viewed by the narrator . This kind of prominence may be thought of as narrator's ...
... narrator point - of - view , the global impor- tance of characters within longer stretches of text will determine their prominence within that which is viewed by the narrator . This kind of prominence may be thought of as narrator's ...
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... narrator may require a more local orientation . These sorts of switches may also be defined as FORMAL TROPES , because they commute our narrative expectations of what constitutes narrator and character points - of - view in this genre ...
... narrator may require a more local orientation . These sorts of switches may also be defined as FORMAL TROPES , because they commute our narrative expectations of what constitutes narrator and character points - of - view in this genre ...
Contents
MARIEODILE JUNKER AND LOUISE BLACKSMITH | 258 |
ED KOENIG | 269 |
JOAN LOVISEK | 278 |
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