Дієгетичний наратор у романі Петра Гандке "Мій Рік у Нічиїй Бухті”

Abstract

The article deals with the narrative strategy of the novel by Austrian writer Peter Handke “A year spent in no man’s bay”. The attention is focused on the issue of the homodiegetic narrator, “alter ego” of the real author who in search of the harmony with objective world aims at reaching the level of “pure consciousness”. The reality represented in the fictional work exists only in the narrator’s consciousness, within different levels: perceiving description, narrator’s reflection, text of the novel created by the narrator. Principles of separating real and intentional content of the consciousness, as consciousness experience (noesis) and experience sense (noema), expose the novel generation procedure accounted to extreme solipsism and radical constructivism.