EAS330H1

UTSG

Narrative Strategies in Modern Japanese Fiction

Discussion of narratives by modern Japanese authors with attention to issues in narratology and contemporary narrative studies such as: voice and perspective; gender and power relationships of the narrator-narratee-narrated; the act of narrating, writing, listening and reading; and metafictional paradox.

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Prereq: EAS105H1 and one of the following: EAS218H1/ EAS231H1/ EAS235H1/ EAS251H1/ EAS256H1/ EAS257H1/ EAS263H1/ EAS279H1/ EAS284H1/ EAS284Y1/ EAS308H1/ EAS309H1/ EAS327H1/ EAS333H1/ EAS334H1.Breadth: Creative & Cultural Representations
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DepartmentEAS
CampusUTSG (St. George)
Level300
Hours24L
BreadthCreative & Cultural Representations
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