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Unreliable Narration in “The Moonlit Road” and “In a Grove”

Both “The Moonlit Road” and “In a Grove” are murder mysteries that confront the reader with the question of truth in storytelling. The texts present the reader with several first person testimonies of a crime, or the witness’ involvement in it, but give it no...

Ghost Narrator 2 Pages

The Hound of Baskerville and Twelve Years a Slave

Q1: Choose a character. What is the significance of that particular character? In the works of Arthur Konan Doyle, Dr. Watson is an essential character contributing to the plot development. His primary role in the novel is the one of a narrator. He is on...

Narrator Novel Slavery 3 Pages

Complexity in Second Person: How the Narrator, or Narrative Voice, of Aura Is Deceptively Straightforward

Aura is a novel that explores the corporeality of aging, the eternal nature of desire and the struggle against mortality. What strikes the reader from the outset is the second person narrative in the present tense, a stylistic choice that is known to have a...

Narrator Voice 4 Pages

Telling and Showing "Sons and Lovers"

Sons and Lovers renders a fractured narrative capturing the dynamic nature of the ‘interior of the text’ through a rigorous analysis of its characters (and their actions); this is achieved by the narration’s rhythmic pattern of theses and antitheses being constantly posited against each other....

Books Narrator Sons and Lovers 6 Pages

Ydessa, the Bears and etc by Agnes Varda

Agnes Varda defines “Cinécriture” as the style that each film maker has to produce films. For Varda, cinema is a craft made slowly and carefully by hand. For that reason, the selection of each shot, photo, light, music, etc. are the most important parts of...

Film Analysis Narrator 1 Page

The Histories, Herodotus Account of Avents Leading upto The Greco-Persian Wars

In The Histories, Herodotus offers an account of the events leading to the Greco-Persian Wars between the Achaemenid Empire and Greek city-states of 5th century BC and attempts to determine “the reason why they fought one another” (1.1). In recounting the events that preceded the...

History Narrator 1 Page

“Wife of Bath’s Prologue” As a New Look Onto Traditional Female Roles in the Medieval Church

In both the Book of Margery Kempe and the “Wife of Bath’s Prologue” in the Canterbury Tales, the female protagonists manipulate clerical discourse to challenge the male dominated institutional church and create new spaces for women in the late Middle Ages. Both texts take place...

Biography Narrator Wife of Bath 5 Pages

Relations In Ancient World and the Foreign with Reference to the Bible and Greek Societies

In the ancient world, communication was minimal, resulting in contact between nations being few and far between. Because of this, each nation developed its own view of primacy, immediately shunning others and boosting themselves. The Book of Exodus and The Histories of Herodotus are two...

History Narrator 1 Page

Old real format for storytelling: Radio Drama

Radio Drama is a old but still very real format for storytelling, where the imagination takes on a much bigger role during the performance. Radio Dramas are nowadays mostly listened to by Middle/Upper Class people, usually older. In 2011, BBC Radio 4 (famous for being...

Narrator Radio 3 Pages

Role of The Narrator and Literature Techniques Used In The Story of Periander of Corinth

The role of the primary external narrator in Herodotus’ 3.50-3 is essential in developing the discourse, and transforming the fabula from historical facts into the structure of an Aristotelean tragedy. This essay will examine the role of the primary external narrator in developing the discourse...

History Narrator 1 Page

Persuasiveness of the Narrator in “Few Men Would Believe This Creature”

The Book of Margery Kempe is widely considered to be the first autobiography in the English language. Unlike previous texts, in which a presumably truthful narrator voiced the story of the characters, Kempe is the author of her own story. As readers from an age...

Biography Narrator 3 Pages

Marcus: A First-person Perspective and Naive Narrator.

In the novel The Smell of Apples, written by Mark Behr, Behr uses a first-person perspective through the main character Marnus, an eleven year old boy. The book uses a first-person narration, through Marnus, to relay both the events of when he is older and...

Narrator Novel 3 Pages