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Epistolary Mechanism and Unreliable Narrator in Novel by V. V. Nabokov “Once in Aleppo…”
The cases of V. V. Nabokov’s appeal to the epistolary mechanism are considered. It turns out that the epistolary genre, as well as V. V. Nabokov’s metanarrative reflection create a dual context around the narrator, who mixes with the character.
G. A. Krichevsky
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The paper focuses on the peculiarities of literary translation of the texts where the story is told by an unreliable narrator. This relatively new way of narration has not been properly considered yet, as well as the criteria of an unreliable narrator ...
Yu. A. Borisenko, E. S. Pankratova
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The Unreliable Narrator: Witness Recall at the First Seizure Presentation. [PDF]
First Seizure History Noble AJ, Lane S, New P, Cope H, Foley C, Williams HL, Sztriha L, Powell G, Reuber M, Marson AG. How accurate are witnesses of first suspected seizures in recalling semiology at clinically relevant timepoints?
Punia V.
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Unreliable Narrator and Its Pragmatic Effects in V. V. Nabokov’s “Pale Fire”
This article examines the narrative technique employed by V. V. Nabokov in his novel “Pale Fire,” reflecting postmodern skepticism towards metanarratives by subverting the formal elements of literary texts.
I. A. Kudryashov +2 more
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An unreliable narrator (prisoner of madness, full of lies...) is one of the most powerful weapons an author can use. As we shall see, the effects multiply when that writer is Edgar Allan Poe. On the other hand, or in addition, if there is something that can delight more than reading Poe, that is teaching Poe. His narrators, those that appear in stories
Francisco Javier Sánchez-Verdejo Pérez
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The narratological category of an unreliable narrator has the potential to serve as a functional conceptual tool that can aid in capturing certain otherwise hidden dimensions of specific historical narratives.
Ludmila Červená
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David Jackson, Marsha Courneya
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Autofiction and Authorial Unreliable Narration [PDF]
Hansen, Per Krogh
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Stevens: The Unreliable Narrator in Kazuo Ishiguro’s The Remains of The Day
Kazuo Ishiguro, an eminent figure in contemporary literature, crafts narratives distinguished by their nuanced, restrained characters. One of his most profound works, The Remains of the Day (1989), offers readers a masterclass in the art of subtle ...
Deepa
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