Structure In Fic... - Story And Discourse: Narrative

This covers "who sees" (perspective/focalization) versus "who speaks" (the narrator). 3. Why It Matters

), using techniques like analepsis (flashback) or prolepsis (flash-forward). Story and Discourse: Narrative Structure in Fic...

To help you apply this to a specific project or study, : a detective finds clues

into specific theorists (like Genette or Barthes) Practical examples from a specific book or film Writing techniques to manipulate discourse in your own work and the killer is caught.

An event can happen once in the story but be narrated multiple times in the discourse from different perspectives (repetitive narrative).

A murder happens, a detective finds clues, and the killer is caught.