ficción

ficción

Made-up, as opposed to factual. As a noun it refers to the whole range of made-up narratives that stand opposed to “nonfictional” genres of narrative like history, biography, autobiography, reportage, etc.

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Ficción amatoria

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Ficción romántica escrita en los siglos XVII y XVIII, escritos principalmente por mujeres.

ficción explicativa

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narración en tercera persona

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narración en segunda persona

Literature; Literary techniques

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narración omnisciente

Literature; Literary techniques

Narration by a narrator assumed to know everything connected with the story narrated.

narración

Literature; Literary techniques

The telling of a story or part of a story.

narración en primera persona

Literature; Literary techniques

Conventionally, narration by a character who plays a role in the story narrated.

distancia

Literature; Literary techniques

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