Narrative Level Shifting is a narrative phenomenon whereby the locus of narrative discourse transitions between distinct hierarchical levels of narration, such as from the primary narrative frame to a embedded or extradiegetic level, thereby altering the perspectival and structural relationship between narrator, narrative, and narratee.
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Which Reality in the Psychoanalytic Session?
Antonino Ferro · The Psychoanalytic Quarterly · 2005 · 17 citations
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