STYLISTICS AND NARRATIVE TECHNIQUES: POINT OF VIEW AND PERSPECTIVE

STYLISTICS AND NARRATIVE TECHNIQUES: POINT OF VIEW AND PERSPECTIVE

Authors

  • Shakhzod Abdullayev MA Student, Uzbekistan State World Languages University Scientific adviser:
  • Begoyim Kholbekova Associate Professor, Uzbekistan State World Languages University

Keywords:

stylistics, narrative techniques, point of view, perspective, first-person, third-person, unreliable narrator, multiple perspectives, characterization, voice, tone, language, literary devices, dialogue, descriptive techniques, symbolism, foreshadowing, irony, plot structure, literary analysis, reader engagement, storytelling, character development, theme, symbolic imagery.

Abstract

The article explores the significance of stylistics and narrative techniques, specifically point of view and perspective, in shaping the reader's experience. It discusses the three primary types of point of view (first-person, third-person limited, and third-person omniscient) and their effects on reader engagement and character exploration. The article also examines the role of perspective, including unreliable narrators, multiple perspectives, and cultural or social perspectives. It emphasizes how these techniques contribute to the depth, complexity, and interpretation of literary narratives. This article provides valuable insights for scholars and readers interested in understanding the impact of point of view and perspective on storytelling.

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Published

2023-07-01

How to Cite

Shakhzod Abdullayev, & Begoyim Kholbekova. (2023). STYLISTICS AND NARRATIVE TECHNIQUES: POINT OF VIEW AND PERSPECTIVE. Scientific Impulse, 1(11), 744–750. Retrieved from http://nauchniyimpuls.ru/index.php/ni/article/view/10983
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