article · Journal of Hengshui University · 2008
On Dynamic Narration and Static Narration——Comparison between Balzac and Faulkner
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Dynamic narration and Static narration are two kinds of narrative patterns that are determined greatly by the narrator and narrative perspective of a novel.This paper analyzes the difference between static narration and dynamic narration and explicates the significance of the two narrative patterns that attribute to the narrative effect of a novel by comparing the works of Balzac and Faulkner.
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Hai-li, D. (2008). On Dynamic Narration and Static Narration——Comparison between Balzac and Faulkner. Journal of Hengshui University.
Hai-li, DU. “On Dynamic Narration and Static Narration——Comparison between Balzac and Faulkner.” Journal of Hengshui University, 2008.
Hai-li, DU. 2008. “On Dynamic Narration and Static Narration——Comparison between Balzac and Faulkner.” Journal of Hengshui University.
Hai-li, D. (2008) ‘On Dynamic Narration and Static Narration——Comparison between Balzac and Faulkner’, Journal of Hengshui University.
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