Narrative Mediacy
Narrative Mediacy is a theoretical construct in narratology that identifies and characterizes the experiential and epistemic distance between the narrator, the narrative instance, and the events or consciousness portrayed within a narrative text.
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Teller-Characters and Reflector-Characters in Narrative Theory
Franz Stanzel · Poetics Today · 1981 · 50 citations
Paperwork: fiction and mass mediacy in the Paper Age
Choice Reviews Online · 2006 · 32 citations
Narrative Structure and Fictional Mediation
Tamar Yacobi · Poetics Today · 1987 · 26 citations
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