OH, A PILOT NOVEL
Abstract
This study will focused in the narration and all the procediment that are used in the A. Pashku Novel which is the most important in this kind of writing. We also will find procediments and novator ideas like the narrative through the proceedings as “analepsis prolepsis”, or “analepsis within analepsis” creates a kind of transmitting chain, that goes from character to character, and so, of course, from time to time. ANTON PASHKU in this novel’s narration, changes the breath, but not entirely, leaving the historical and biblical one, but also gives a radiant breath into the future, which is understandable only through the analogy. We are focused too in all characters of this novel to see her role determination and all the parallels which are between them and the modern foreign literature, like James Joyce, Nathalie Sarraute, Claude Simon, Robert Ping, Marguerite Duras, Samuel Beckett etc. With all these kind of perceptions and textstading will se also the nature aekperimentalos this novel which is one of the most original and especial for ideas in the time where has been wrote in Albanian Literature, and for the kind of formal structure of narration which present.
Keywords: the narrator, Anton Pashku, the narrative chain, prose, etc.
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