Each chapter, and in fact, each page are told in a different voice: the first voice reflecting the traditional and mythic voice* of the author's people; the second providing a historical, sociological, and anthropological discussion of the same issues and events described by the first voice; and the third filling the gap between with the author's own personal experiences with and reflections on those same things.
Each chapter, and in fact, each page are told in a different voice: the first voice reflecting the traditional and mythic voice* of the author's people; the second providing a historical, sociological, and anthropological discussion of the same issues and events described by the first voice; and the third filling the gap between with the author's own personal experiences with and reflections on those same things. FTP, name this book by N. Scott Momaday, which details a journey to a place sacred to the Kiowa people and which experiments a great deal with the use of voice in a novel.
Each chapter, and in fact, each page are told in a different voice: the first voice reflecting the traditional and mythic voice* of the author's people; the second providing a historical, sociological, and anthropological discussion of the same issues and events described by the first voice; and the third filling the gap between with the author's own personal experiences with and reflections on those same things.
{The }{Way to Rainy Mountain}