fikcija

fikcija

Made-up, as opposed to factual. As a noun it refers to the whole range of made-up narratives that stand opposed to “nonfictional” genres of narrative like history, biography, autobiography, reportage, etc.

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Nozare/domēns: Literature
Category: Literary techniques
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ljubavnička fikcija

Literature; General

Romantic fiction written in the 17th century and 18th century, primarily written by women

književna fikcija

Literature; General literature

Is a term that has come into common usage in the early 1960s. The term is principally used to distinguish "serious fiction" which is a work that claims to hold literary ...

namjerno čitanja

Literature; Literary techniques

An interpretation that seeks to understand a text in terms of the intended meanings of its implied author.

događaj

Literature; Literary techniques

The fundamental unit of the action. Also called an “incident,” an event can be an act (a kick or a kiss), or a happening when no character is causally involved (a bolt of ...

udaljenost

Literature; Literary techniques

Used in two main senses: 1) the narrator’s emotional distance fromthe characters and the action (the degree of his or her involvement in the story); and 2) the distance between ...

proturječan pripovjedač

Literature; Literary techniques

A narrator whose perceptions and moral sensibilities differ from those of the implied author.

sastavna događanja

Literature; Literary techniques

Constituent events are essential to the forward movement of the story; they are not all necessarily “turning points,” but at the least they are essential to the chain of events ...