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信頼できない語り手（しんらいできないかたりて、英語: Unreliable narrator ）は、小説や映画などで物語を進める手法の一つ（叙述トリックの一種）で、語り手（ナレーター、語り部）の信頼性を著しく低いものにすることにより、読者や観客を惑わせたりミスリードしたりするものである 。
Un narrador sospechoso, falible, poco fiable o no fiable es un narrador (ya sea en literatura, cine o teatro) cuya credibilidad está comprometida. 1 El término fue sugerido en 1961 por Wayne C. Booth en La retórica de la ficción. 1 2 Aunque los narradores no fiables son casi por definición narradores en primera persona, se han hecho ...
Books. The Rhetoric of Fiction. Wayne C. Booth. University of Chicago Press, Feb 15, 1983 - Education - 552 pages. The first edition of The Rhetoric of Fiction transformed the criticism of fiction and soon became a classic in the field. One of the most widely used texts in fiction courses, it is a standard reference point in advanced ...
unreliable are discussed and a systematic account of clues to unreliable narration is given. The final section provides a brief summary and suggests that much more work needs to be done.1 I. Introduction Ever since Wayne C. Booth first proposed the unreliable narrator as a con-cept it has been considered to be among the basic, important, and ...
15 de nov. de 2019 · La notion de « narrateur non fiable » recouvre les divers cas de figure où, face à un récit de fiction, le lecteur est conduit à douter du bien-fondé de la confiance qu’il est a priori censé éprouver à l’égard de l’instance narrative. Le premier à l’avoir théorisée, dans une perspective rhétorique, est Wayne Clayton Booth ...
From being a primarily moral and text-internal matter (for Booth the unreliable narrator was defined by its deviating moral standard compared to that of the implied author), some in contemporary narratology (see A. Nünning 1997a, 1998a, 1998b, 1999; V. Nünning 1998; Zerweck 2001; and Cohn 2000) tend to define it as a readerdependent issue: a narrator’s (un)reliability is not a matter of ...
