To take out the reader from the hole: the role of the narrator in The Hobbit, from Tolkien
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https://doi.org/10.11606/va.v0i26.81289Keywords:
Aesthetics of reception, Juvenile literature, Reader, NarratorAbstract
This text aims to provide an opportunity to read the piece The hobbit, of Tolkien (1998), and make a reflexion about the role of the reader and narrator. To achieve this goal, we intend to reflect, from the contributions of reception aesthetics, about what provides the pleasure in reading and what factors determine the role of implied reader and the provisions of the narrator. It builds up in this text, the hypothesis that the strategy of the writer to present his narrative in the form of a novel training allows the young, also in the definition phase of his personality, identification with the subject.
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