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relazione al punto di vista di un ascoltatore implicito (Halbwachs 1987). La stessa realtà psichica, infatti, è di natura socio-culturale (Vygotskij, 1934). La narrazione è un atto attraverso cui la storia ovvero il contenuto, l’oggetto, che è narrato, viene raccontata a qualcuno. Nella strutturazione della storia o del racconto sono strettamente connessi i concetti di fabula e di intreccio, la narrazione invece si rapporta ad essi sotto forma dialogica cercando di articolarli. Il narratore dispone

called by critics “The disappearance of God”: the disappearance of any centralizing system, which led to deep worries and anxieties: the romantic artist is free to feel but also fears this liberty. In literature emotion and passion prevail and the ‘I’ narrator looks within his inner nature and without to the world. The Romantics reacting against the earlier 18th century admiration for the ordered and cultivated, became interested in the wild and untamed aspects of nature. In Paintings, nature doesn’t

character to character, readers receive several first-person accounts. This disjointed approach helps to disorient the reader, who must try to figure out what is going on based on several separate accounts. Suspense The use of multiple first-person narrators helps to increase the suspense in the book, since Stoker jumps around from character to character, building tension in a certain situation and then moving on to the next one. In this way, the reader is left to wonder what is going to happen in a

describe anger, lying, and disagreement, have their drawbacks, too. It is a life without passion and, perhaps, humanity. Keep in mind that in Gulliver's Travels there's no character you can follow as you can a traditional omniscient ( all-knowing) narrator. Swift's satire is designed to keep you an independent reader; the characters are meant to stimulate you, not to lead you. LEMUEL GULLIVER Gulliver is the most important character in this novel. He's the "author" of the Travels, he's your tour guide

screenplays. His popularity continues to increase as his fantastic novels including the landlady. The story, The landlady, is about a young man who is on a business trip in a litte English town called Bath. The yong man is billy,and he is from LondonThe narrator choose the external point of view and it is a third person narrative. On a one hand we will show how billy is naive and on the other hand we will focuse on the Bed and Breakfast. It is the first time that Billy is travelling alone,he is only

Trainspotting is a film about a group of young Scottish men and their heroin addiction. The viewer follows the protagonist and narrator, Mark Renton, through his life as a drug addict and his struggle to regain control over himself. Despite the seriousness of the topic and the graphic scenes, there is humour throughout the picture. This is achieved through the mostly light-hearted narration of Renton who distances us and himself from his misery. Still, the humour does not glorify nor diminish the

OF MICE AND MEN John Steinbeck Fiche de lecture Of Mice and men is a novel by John Steinbeck published in 1937. It’s a tragedy written in the third-person singular and in a past tense. The narrator is omniscient It deals with the American Dream of two friends, George and Lennie, who are migrant workers. Lennie has a mental disability and George looks after him. At the beginning of the book, it is said that they got fired of a ranch because Lennie was accused of a rape. They are walking on

sees in him is alien to her and leaves her disoriented. His obsession with the club she perceives as a lack of love for their children and herself. III/Means used by the author Unlike the second extract, this passage contains no dialogue. The narrator is omniscient. He reports events and analyses the feelings they arouse in the characters’ hearts at the same time. However the text from line 33 to 42 may be regarded as Corinne’s inner monologue. In these lines she analyses the origin of Michael’s

James Joyce says that there is a lack of energy in Ireland. Indeed, paralysis is part of a movement, a lack of enthusiasm which comes out of a split fragmented society. In fact, a lack of evolution as in An Encounter leads to paralysis. Indeed, the narrator and Mahony are heading to the Pigeon House to seek adventure. The Pigeon House is the electricity power station supplying Dublin, but they never reach it. This shows that they emphasise on Ireland’s paralysis as they cannot reach the heart of the

know God doesn’t work that way. So I stole a bike and asked for forgiveness. Love your enemy, it will scare the hell out of them. ------------------------------------------------- Mark Twain ------------------------------------------------- Narrator: When people think you're dying, they really, really listen to you, instead of just...  Marla Singer: - instead of just waiting for their turn to speak?  If a man speaks his mind in the forest, and no women are around to hear it, is he still