... read more. The average reader is left wondering which details are true of the author's real life and which are the only figments of his creative genius. Lunar Park is considered a work of fiction. In novel Lunar Park, Ellis writes about the situations within his life during a two-week ... Why hadn't I noticed him until he was lost to me?" (Ellis 210). Could this be the same question Bret's father asked when, after Bret's writing became successful, he wanted to re-enter Bret's life? (Ellis 8). Bret's feelings for his father are evolving as a result of his relationship with Robby. ... he in...

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... . The language of movement, the language of symbols, the language of spatial relation are all contributing streams of information that make up the larger whole of film semiotics. The creative process of writing a novel mostly influenced and controlled only by the writer. In the film production, it is a kind of communal creativity where each member has their own personal interpretation. During producing ... ...

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... of the author and the hero. The hero realizing in an act his own version of life-building is problematised by the author's "surplus of vision". In turn, the author's creative "premeditation" susceptible to all unexpectedness, is problematised by aleatoric act of the hero. The technique of the plot formation in the dialogical novel is realized in artly productive interaction of ... in discussion of variants of development of a plot, the aleatorica of the novel is unwrapped, supported by author's references on Alan Rob-Grije, Rolan Bart and other theorists of the "writing". Existential si...

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