“Implied author” was coined by which author in his The Rhetoric of Fiction (1961) to describe the “second self” of the author, the one that exists only as the creative presence governing a Narrative?

A. Joseph M. Williams
B. Joseph Bizup
C. Richard McKeon
D. Wayne Booth

D. Wayne Booth

Heteroglossia is a term coined by whom, who saw language as made up of an endless variety of “languages,” each one of which imposes its own perspective on reality?

A. Valentin Voloshinov
B. Julia Kristeva
C. Roland Barthes
D. Mikhail Bakhtin

D. Mikhail Bakhtin

A. Supremacy
B. Hegemony
C. Dominion
D. Sovereignty

B. Hegemony

A. Technique of Drama
B. L’éducation Sentimentale
C. Three Tales
D. A Simple Heart

A. Technique of Drama

A. Jan Mukarovsky
B. Juri Lotman
C. Milivoj Solar
D. Ferdinand de Saussure

A. Jan Mukarovsky

A. Jew of Malta
B. Dr Faustus
C. Tamburlaine The Great
D. Edward II

A. Jew of Malta

A. Thomas Lodge
B. Thomas Nash
C. John Lyly
D. Thomas Kyd

C. John Lyly

A. F. Scott Fitzgerald
B. Ernest Hemingway
C. Alice Walker
D. Toni Morrison

C. Alice Walker

A. Charles lamb
B. Samuel Taylor Coleridge
C. Oscar Wilde
D. Mary Lamb

B. Samuel Taylor Coleridge