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reflector character: a standalone construct

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Narratology

a character through whose consciousness events are shown without an overt narrator, as in Stanzel's figural narrative situation.

In narratology, reflector character refers to a character through whose consciousness events are shown without an overt narrator, as in Stanzel's figural narrative situation. This meaning comes from Stanzel (1979/1984) in A theory of narrative.[1]

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References

Stanzel, F. K. (1984). A theory of narrative (C. Goedsche, Trans.). Cambridge University Press. (Original work published 1979) ISBN 9780521247191

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