STYLISTIC ANALYSIS OF PROSE. NARRATION, FOCALISATION, SPEACH, THOUGHT AND REPRESENTATION
Keywords:
Prose, Stylistic analysis, Narration, Focalization, Speech, Thought, Representation, Literary devices, Perspective, Character development, Narrative techniques, Symbolism, Allegory, Descriptive language, Stream-of-consciousness, Inner dialogue.Abstract
This insightful article offers a comprehensive exploration of the intricate elements that contribute to the artistry of prose. Through a meticulous examination of narration, focalization, speech, thought, and representation, the author dissects the nuanced techniques employed by writers to craft compelling narratives.The article adeptly elucidates the significance of narration as the backbone of prose, delineating how different narrative modes—first-person, third-person limited, and omniscient—shape readers' perspectives and emotional connections to the story. It underscores the interplay between focalization and narration, illuminating how the choice of focal character influences readers' perceptions and understanding of the narrative.
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