EPISTOLARY NARRATOLOGY AND CITATIONS FROM AN EPISTOLARY SOURCE: SAMUEL RICHARDSON’S PAMELA AND CLARISSA AND FRANCES BURNEY’S EVELINA

The article analyzises that the term “epistolary novel” is traditionally associated with the oldest and most wellknown version of the form: fiction told through letters and how the intermediary act of writing affects the way the message passes from the narrator to the reader. This fictional device of writing a novel in letters relies upon effects involving authenticity, intimacy and immediacy.

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