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Gone: A Short Story Collection
Date
2013Type
ThesisDepartment
English
Degree Level
Honors Thesis
Degree Name
English
Abstract
Point of view is analyzed in seven of my own fictional short stories. Both first person and
third person limited points of view are used in the stories. Three are written in third person
limited point of view and four are written in first person point of view. Similar examples of point
of view from published, notable fiction are compared to the stories in the collection. The thesis
explores how point of view works in each story in terms of character and plot, and why each
point of view works differently than another point of view. The seven stories follow the
introduction, which discusses the point of view choices and comparative examples. Collectively,
the introduction and stories provide a creative examination of point of view.
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