Skaz und Unreliable Narration

Skaz und Unreliable Narration

by Andreas Ohme

Book 45 of Narratologia: contributions to narrative theory --

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"For decades, experts in Slavic studies and English and American studies have engaged in separate discussions on the narratological concepts of skaz and unreliable narration, generally unbeknownst to each other. This study challenges earlier attempts to define these terms and uses close textual analysis to integrate these stylistic and semantic phenomena for the first time into a new and synthetic typology of the narrator." --

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