Keyword

multiple narrators

Description: A narrative technique in which a literary or other narrative work is told through the voices or perspectives of more than one narrator.
Wikidata ID: wiki/Q26929413
OpenAlex ID: keywords/multiple-narrators
2000 · Pericles Lewis · Cambridge University Press eBooks · 179
2011 · Choice Reviews Online · 45
1998 · Choice Reviews Online · 43
2022 · Hannah H. Chang, Anirban Mukherjee, et al. · Journal of Marketing Research · 40
2014 · Ruth Page · Language and Literature International Journal of Stylistics · 39
1995 · Stephen J. Epstein · Korean studies · 34
1997 · Anthony Chennells · English in Africa · 28
2006 · Ceri H. Davies · Journal of international women's studies · 23
2018 · Corinne Bancroft · Narrative · 21
1981 · M. E. Kronegger · Studies in American fiction · 21
1997 · Don Fowler · Cambridge University Press eBooks · 19
1996 · Patricia Head · Children's Literature Association quarterly · 18
1997 · Iain Pears · Random House eBooks · 17
1993 · Stephen B. Bernstein · Studies in the novel · 16
1995 · Paula Gallant Eckard · MELUS Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States · 15
2001 · Jeremy D. Popkin · Biography · 12
1996 · Elizabeth Sauer · McGill-Queen's University Press eBooks · 12
1962 · Christopher Isherwood · Medical Entomology and Zoology · 12
2015 · Arvinder Kaur Johri · SensePublishers eBooks · 11
2010 · A. David Lewis · Studies in Comics · 11
2002 · Candida Gillis · The English Journal · 11
1990 · Chinmoy Banerjee · Modern fiction studies · 11
Works count: 1,481
Citation count: 1,075
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