What is Epistolary ? -SST 10th

What is Epistolary ? -SST 10th
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It is a novel written in the form of a series of letters.
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What does epistolary mean? How were epistolary novels written? -SST 10th

Description : What does epistolary mean? How were epistolary novels written? -SST 10th

Last Answer : Epistolary is written in the form of series of letters. The epistolary novel, used the private and personal form of letters to tell its story. Samuel Richardson's Pamela written in the 18th century ... between two lovers. These letters tell the readers of the hidden conflicts in the heroine's mind.

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Last Answer : (a) With the growth of readership of novels, different styles of writing novels were adopted by the writers. Episolatory novels were written in the form of letters. They were private and personal ... . Charles Dickens' The Pickwick Papers was the first novel to be serialised in England in 1836.

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Last Answer : (i) Epistolary novels were written in the forms of series of letters. Examples: Samuel Richardson’s-Pamela (ii) Serialised novels were written in a format of a story which was published in installments, i.e., each part in a new issue of journal. Example: Charles Dickens, Pickwick Papers.

what would be an example of an epistolary work?

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Last Answer : Bram Stoker's late nineteenth-century novel Dracula is a famous example of epistolary writing, as he includes letters, ship logs, telegrams, doctor's notes, and diary entries. This is a polylogic form of an epistolary novel.

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