„Was ist ein Roman?“

Sep 07, 2014

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„Was ist ein Roman?“. Definition des Romans. ein Roman ist Dichtung in Form erzählender Prosa Roman gehört zur Gattung Epik unterschiedlichste Genres sehr schwer zu definieren. Romanarten. Abenteuerroman Entwicklungsroman Historischer Roman Kriminalroman Schlüsselroman

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„Was ist ein Roman?“

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„Was ist ein Roman?“
Definition des Romans • ein Roman ist Dichtung in Form erzählender Prosa • Roman gehört zur Gattung Epik • unterschiedlichste Genres • sehr schwer zu definieren
Romanarten • Abenteuerroman • Entwicklungsroman • Historischer Roman • Kriminalroman • Schlüsselroman • Verführungsroman • Schauerroman
Abenteuerroman • Fiktion • Held • Aufbruch aus der alltäglichen Welt • Held erlebt Abenteuer • kommt heil nach Hause
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