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narrative discourse and transformations of the picaresque
1. The model: -- The wor(l)d in crisis: by way of a prologue -- $ t Narrative acts, narrative actors: toward a model of a picaresque discourse -- 2. Variations: The voiceless narrator: the Spanish feminine picaresque and unliberated discourse --$ǂg 3. Transformations: The enlightened narrator: Moll Flanders and the social imperative -- The obliging narrator: Tristana and the rhetoric of irony -- The marginated narrator: hasta no verte Jesús mío and the eloquence of repression -- The mythic narrator: Tereza Batista and the Utopian alternative -- The precocious narrator: Fanny nad discursive counterpoint -- Reading as a person: a voice of one's own.Includes index.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 253-258) and index.