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The Book Thief: a Narratological Reading

The Book Thief: a Narratological Reading

Written by Anay Miranda

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98 pages, about 2 hours of reading

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A narratological approach makes it possible to study the structural properties of a text in order to acquire a better understanding of subtle meanings and implied features which could not be grasped in an unpretentious reading. Markus Zusak's The Book Thief is analyzed through this theoretical field so we can understand its narrative structure.

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