English Literature A-Level
Narrative perspective and voice
What Narrative perspective and voice means in English Literature A-Level, as defined for OCR.
Definition of Narrative perspective and voice
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The viewpoint and voice through which a passage is told, whose effects on the reader's interpretation must be evaluated.
Topics that use Narrative perspective and voice
Related terms
- Academic register and expression
- Analytical interpretation
- Analytical writing skills
- Assessment objective targeting
- Authorial intent
- Close reading
- Close reading of unseen prose
- Context of production
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