Second-Person Narration and Self-Reflectivity: The Effectivity of the Narrative Technique in Empathizing with and Identifying the “Other” in N.K. Jemisin’s The Broken Earth (2015-17) Trilogy

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CRITIQUE-STUDIES IN CONTEMPORARY FICTION Pub Date : 2024-03-04 DOI:10.1080/00111619.2024.2325371

Monika Mishra, Joe Varghese Yeldho

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The paper aims to disabuse the critics of their consensus regarding the strangeness and unpredictability of the second-person “you” and subsequently highlight the potential that it possesses. While...

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第二人称叙事与自我反思：第二人称叙事与自我反思：N.K. 杰米辛《破碎的大地》（2015-17）三部曲中叙事技巧在同情和认同 "他者 "方面的有效性

本文旨在消除批评者对第二人称 "你 "的陌生感和不可预测性的一致看法，进而强调第二人称 "你 "所具有的潜力。虽然...

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