novel: Points of View
Points of View
Critics have also classified the numerous experiments at reader manipulation carried on by novelists who relate their stories from different points of view. The omniscient point of view is that of the all-knowing author who is also the narrator. Thus Fielding's voice is heard in
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Sections in this article:
- Introduction
- Points of View
- Types of Novels
- The Russian Novel
- The French Novel
- The American Novel
- The English Novel
- The Twentieth Century
- The French and Russian Novels
- The Nineteenth Century
- Early European Novels
- <named-content content-type="print">History of the Novel</named-content><named-content content-type="electronic">Forerunners of the Novel</named-content>
- Bibliography
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