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Narrador editor
author presents himself as narrator, where they act like they discovered a manuscript, making the narrative seem more realistic or authentic
Narrador conductista
does not comment, only describes
Punto de vista multiple
Uses multiple narrators simultaneously, offering different view points
el trama
la exposicion o planteamiento; desarrollo; suspenso; punto decisivo; climax; desenlace
el discurso
the expression of a story; the linguistic and formal elements that achieve/create it
descripcion, dialogo, narracion, comentarios del narrador, organizacion/presentacion; creacion del ambiente; tono (NOT personajes)
Partes del discurso narrativo
Palabras/versos agudas
acento en la última sílaba
Palabras/versos llanas
acento en la penúltima sílaba
Palabras/versos esdrújulas
acento en la antepenúltima sílaba
Sinalefa
one word ends in a vowel and the next starts with a vowel so they count as one syllable
menor: 2-8; mayor: 9+
arte menor/mayor
sinestesia
a sensory experience through other senses
perífrasis o circunlocución
talking about sometime by talking around it without directly stating it
Epíteto
A descriptive word or phrase that emphasizes a characteristic of a person or thing, often used to enhance the meaning or imagery in literature
asíndeton
The omission of conjunctions between phrases or words, to modify the rhythm/impact (create speed or urgency)
anáfora
repetition at the beginning or verse/sentence
polisíndeton
The use of multiple conjunctions (y/o/ni) between phrases or words more than necessary; (slow down the pace or create a sense of rhythm)
hipérbaton
change of grammatical order of words in a sentence
Metonimia
a concept is referred to by the name of something closely associated with it, rather than its literal name (to create a correlation)
Sinécdoque
calls a whole through only a part
acotaciones
stage directions