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psycho-narration: a standalone construct

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Narratology

the narrator's own discourse about a character's consciousness, summarizing or analysing mental life from outside.

In narratology, psycho-narration refers to the narrator's own discourse about a character's consciousness, summarizing or analysing mental life from outside. This meaning comes from Cohn (1978) in Transparent minds.[1]

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References

Cohn, D. (1978). Transparent minds: Narrative modes for presenting consciousness in fiction. Princeton University Press. ISBN 9780691063690

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