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Book Review: Alison Gibbons and Andrea Macrae (eds.), Pronouns in Literature: Positions and Perspectives in Language

is a continuation of all of his previous books. Phelan firmly believes the validity and viability of the implied author and extends the discussion of the term from fiction to nonfiction; he continues to pay special attention to the affective, ethical and aesthetic effects of author-audience interactions; he finds new tools to study the textual stubbornness and brings to the fore the under-theorised character-character dialogue. Thus, people whose primary interest is in the rhetorical theory of narrative will definitely find this book illuminating and inspiring.