2003•Journal of Hunan UniversityRequires access

Transformation of Narration Mode in 20th Century's Family Novels ——According to 《bedlamite diary》《riptide》《rich man's children》《bai-lu plain》

WU Hui-xiang

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The narration mode of 20th century′ family novels has changed from omniscience to restriction. Accordingly, the relater has accomplished the transformation from conformity to abruption. The united authoritative narration gesture has been broken, and becomes complex and compound. The transformation of narration mode of family novels not only represents the authors' individuality and choice, but also reflects the profound influence of specific cultural surroundings. Reviewing family novels from the angle of narration mode will deepen the family novels' study from the meaning of form.

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Key concepts: Narrative, Mode (computer interface), Conformity, Literature, Meaning (existential), Omniscience, Sociology, History