- Skaz- a Russian term that is used to designate a type of first-person narration that is very informal and sounds more like the spoken than actual writing (combo of scat and jazz)
- Narrator refers to self as I and refers to reader as you
- The Catcher in the Rye is an example
- Written as if story is being related spontaneously and not like it was carefully written and polished, though it is an illusion as it takes a lot of work and lots of calculations
- Was a way for the American novelists to free themselves from inherited writing styles of Europe
- In The Catcher of the Rye
- Holden uses a lot of hyperbole- exaggeration
- uses a lot of informal speech
- simple syntax
- repetition
- grammatical errors
- uses an adolescent type of tone
- uses profanity
- Mark Twain also uses skaz- imitated and reflected the different types of accents for the people from the different regions
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