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Narration and Significance: A Study in the Interpretation of the Narrative Text - Dr. Abdul Rahman Al-Tamarah
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Novel writing is a narrative creation that does not present fixed, absolute meanings for the reader to uncover. Instead, a novel is a creative work that employs the power of symbolism and aesthetic expression, both semantically and artistically. This opens the door for multiple and diverse readings, based on the reader's ability to provide answers to the questions and issues raised in the text, whether explicitly or implicitly. This is because "literary writing, with its symbolic and suggestive tools of expression, often does not assert a specific opinion that binds the author, but rather suffices to ask questions, raise issues, and invite reflection." This means that narrative writing can accommodate various readings, and the most important reading is the one that does not believe it is final and decisive.