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Page 27
... fathers and grandfathers . Once the section of the father ends , Naipaul turns to the recourse of the third - person narrator , again . To do the switching , Naipaul introduces into the narrative a dialogue between Willie and his father ...
... fathers and grandfathers . Once the section of the father ends , Naipaul turns to the recourse of the third - person narrator , again . To do the switching , Naipaul introduces into the narrative a dialogue between Willie and his father ...
Page 37
... father and son , serving to hold a third - person filling in place . " The third - person omniscient narrator also creates doubts about the father's story by mentioning that " [ t ] he story changed as Willie grew up " ( 3 ) . That ...
... father and son , serving to hold a third - person filling in place . " The third - person omniscient narrator also creates doubts about the father's story by mentioning that " [ t ] he story changed as Willie grew up " ( 3 ) . That ...
Page 37
... fathers and grandfathers . Once the section of the father ends , Naipaul turns to the recourse of the third - person narrator , again . To do the switching , Naipaul introduces into the narrative a dialogue between Willie and his father ...
... fathers and grandfathers . Once the section of the father ends , Naipaul turns to the recourse of the third - person narrator , again . To do the switching , Naipaul introduces into the narrative a dialogue between Willie and his father ...
Contents
S Naipauls Ironic Visions | 15 |
The Colonials Half a Life and Half an Identity | 27 |
Subverting the Myth of Immaculate White Woman | 39 |
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