الراوي الذاتي (كلي العلم)‎ : قراءة في رواية "اخناتون و نيفرتيتي الكنعانية" لصبحي فحماوي

Abstract EN

The research suggests a new term for the narrator, which is “The omniscient self-narrator" that combines the self-narrator and the objective omniscient one, as the novel "Akhenaton and Nefertiti" presents a narrator of this kind, who tells narrative events from a point of the self- narrator who knows everything.

And he relies, in this knowledge, on his acquaintance with everything related to events, their folds, linings, details and subtleties.

He confirms his knowledge in many folds, in which he sometimes appears in a historian form.

However, the gracefulness and suppleness of his narration get him out from the historian zone possibility and set it into the narrative – storytellernovelist one.

And there is a close proximity to this kind of the omniscient self-narrator, from the zone of the genuine author.

As this novel is set out to present historical facts that are not lacking a mythical tinge, rather this novel accentuates its events based on a history that is closer to a text exterior than to an interior one or novelist.