Andrew Lytle's Fiction: a Traditional ViewStanford University, 1972 - 630 pages |
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... protagonist ; it is , on one level , an aspect of the protagonist's mind , a point along the line of his consciousness to which the reader has access . This is the desired illusion : that the story seem to come from the mind of a ...
... protagonist ; it is , on one level , an aspect of the protagonist's mind , a point along the line of his consciousness to which the reader has access . This is the desired illusion : that the story seem to come from the mind of a ...
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... protagonist . This technique places the character , and vicariously the reader , in concrete time and place , re- ceiving the world through the verbal illusion of sensory experience . This is another of the advantages of rendition as ...
... protagonist . This technique places the character , and vicariously the reader , in concrete time and place , re- ceiving the world through the verbal illusion of sensory experience . This is another of the advantages of rendition as ...
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... protagonist and close to his inward plight should arouse , if not " pity and fear , " then at least sympathy . And ultimately it is " the sympathy between the reader and the protagonist [ which ] involves the reader and lifts him from ...
... protagonist and close to his inward plight should arouse , if not " pity and fear , " then at least sympathy . And ultimately it is " the sympathy between the reader and the protagonist [ which ] involves the reader and lifts him from ...
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