An Excamine of Amat's Narrator As a Narrative Character in The Context of Wayne C. Booth's Theory of Rhetoric
Journal Title: Söylem Filoloji Dergisi - Year 2019, Vol 4, Issue 1
Abstract
Wayne C. Booth’s theory of rhetoric proves a basic presence of narrative strategy that covers narratives entirely and generates it. Booth uses “rhetoric” word for qualify to this strategy. Rhetoric is about author, about implied author more correctly. Narrator is one of the narrative elements that used by implied author for rhetoric effect appears. Its contribution to implied author’s narrative strategy will be discussed as like narrative caharacter’s contribution to narrator’s strategies. They will be discussed that narrator’s rhetoric, the interventions that narrator used and didn’t use and cases that narrator used narrative characters and will be discussed that their all effect to aesthetic of the text. In this essay, a theoric situation which narrator would be get nearly to narrative characters will be examined. İhsan Oktay Anar’s novel Amat is a proper example for such this examine because of narrative strategies it has got.
Authors and Affiliations
Tolga Kavalcı, Nihayet Arslan
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