In Camil Petrescu's novel, why is Ștefan Gheorghidiu's narration called subjective and authentic?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. He tells in the first person only what he lived and understood
- Step 1: The narrator tells the events in the first person, as he remembers and judges them. Step 2. The reader knows only what he knows, and this is the modernist idea of authenticity. Answer: first-person narration limited to his experience. Why not the others: these describe omniscient, objective or documentary writing.
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