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Narrator
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NARRATOR. A pleader who draws narrs serviens narrator, a sergeant at law. Fleta, 1. 2, c. 37. Obsolete.
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We may wish to reduce the Bible's theology to ideology, to suggest that fundamental teachings of the text are simply the ideologies that emerge indirectly from it, with content less determinative than authorial and narratorial modes and angles of articulation.
This old text: an analogy for biblical interpretation by Green, Barbara / Biblical Theology Bulletin
All this activity is rendered in a deceptively simple prose, which, without actual dialogue or direct narratorial intrusion, shifts, within the space of a sentence or even a clause, from one point of view to another, so as to ironize the situation.
Vienna roast: Marjorie Perloff on Elfriede Jelinek by Perloff, Marjorie / Artforum International
She thus switches her narratorial address from the assertive "see" to the more prospective "see?
Rehabilitative storytelling: the narrator-narratee relationship in J. ... by Weaver, James / MELUS
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