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The Quest for Ultimate Truth in Ryūnosuke Akutagawa’s “In a Grove”
The paper focuses on Akutagawa’s story “In a Grove” and examines it through the framework of literary modernism and the concepts of traditional Japanese aesthetics such as traditional images of ghosts and women in tales and fables of old Japan. The paper
Eugenia Prasol
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The article adresses the literary theoretical issue of unreliable narration in first-person fictional narratives. The theoretical discussion is prefaced by an interpretation of T.S. Eliot’s narrative poem “Journey of the Magi”.
Rolf Gaasland
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Peripheries of Narration and Spatial Poetics in Wilkie Collins’s The Moonstone
This study explores narratological aspects and tools that are employed in Wilkie Collins’s The Moonstone within the framework of a postcolonial narratology.
Elif Toprak Sakız
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1960’lardan sonra ayrı bir çalışma alanı haline gelen anlatıbilim, anlatıyı parçalarına ayırmaya ve anlatının unsurları arasındaki ilişkileri açığa çıkarmaya çalışır.
Sümeyye Samat
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The article addresses the question of who reports the dialogue in fictional texts featuring an unreliable narrator. Since no human being can remember and reproduce lengthy conversations accurately, some narrative theorists attribute direct speech ...
Laura Karttunen
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Markers of narrator`s unreliability
The article attempts to systematize the markers of an unreliable narrative. Based on Bakhtin's understanding of the event's actor as a "witness and judge", the narrative functions of an unreliable narrator are revealed: an unreliable witness, an ...
Mariya A. Smolenskaya
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Svet očami autistu a debila (Ne)Spoľahlivý rozprávač v dielach The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time Marka Haddona a Kniha o cintoríne Samka Táleho // The world as seen by autistic individual and imbecile [PDF]
Both analysed novels have a narrator who is uniquely positioned — Christopher, the narrator of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time in Mark Haddon’s novel, is an autistic teenager striving to solve the „murder“ of his neighbour’s dog ...
Lucia Ringerová
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Artistic experiments in the A.S. Pushkin`s prose: unreliable narration
The article is devoted to the analysis of the unreliability of the narrator in the finished and unfinished works of A.S. Pushkin. The purpose of the article is to show that the unreliability of the narrator is becoming one of the basic principles of ...
Mariya A. Smolenskaya
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Engaging with the Unreliable Narrator : Teaching Literary Perspective and Subjectivity [PDF]
: This paper examines the pedagogical value of teaching unreliable narrators in literature to enhance students’ understanding of narrative perspective, bias, and subjectivity.
Hind HANAFI
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Narrative Violence in Toni Morrison’s Jazz
This essay looks at forms of narrative violence and their ramifications in Toni Morrison’s Jazz. It outlines violence by highlighting its importance as one of the common ingredients in the art of storytelling and history of American literature, focusing ...
Jaleel Akhtar, Tahoor Ali
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