Research for the Standard English Curriculum in High Schools
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Nov 8, 2011
Jenna
On 11/08/11, Mark wrote: > Does anyone know the name of the literary term for treating > a novel like it is truth? Dracula is an example since Bram > Stoker pretends that he just found the diaries and > newspaper clippings and is just presenting them to the > reader. Princess of Mars and The Spy Who Love Me are also > written this...See More
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