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Description
In the Middle Dutch Arthurian romance Roman van Walewein, a young
prince named Roges is turned into a fox. The two authors, Penninc
and Vostaert, have applied different narrative techniques to depict
Roges. Using focalisation and mystification (Verrätselung), Penninc
enables the reader to adopt a positive attitude towards the prince
Roges, and, at the same time, to doubt the integrity of the fox.
http://www.let.uu.nl/alw/ARTHUR/artbib2000.htm
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originally posted by guest (Inry) on 2006-03-15, no edits, entryid=768
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