English Prof Explains Literary Terms: Author, Speaker, Voice, Narrator, Person, Character
Writing about literature? Get your terms right! Watch this video to correctly distinguish terms used to describe who the words in the text belong to. Table of Contents: 00:00 - Introduction 01:08 - The Question: Whose Words Are These? 02:12 - Author 04:32 - Speaker 06:46 - Persona 08:11 - Narrator 09:49 - Character 11:06 - Voice 12:32 - Interrelated Elements
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