The document discusses the concept of point of view in literature, defining it as the perspective from which a story is narrated and its significance in conveying action and meaning. It outlines different types of point of view, including first-person and various forms of third-person narration, emphasizing their impact on reader perception and comprehension. Additionally, it includes a quiz to assess understanding of the topic.

1. POINT OF VIEW
Group 8
Yunita Candra D.S (13150038)
Fitrahtun Nisa (13150040)
Nidatul Khasanah (13150041)
Hesti Rohmanasari (13150045)

2. DEFINITION
oint of view is the angle of vision from which a story is told, the
perspective or vantage point from which a writer views reality conveys
action or information.
oint of view is a technique that use by author to find and to tell the
meaning of literary work, to understanding and related with the
reader. (Booth, in Stevick, 1967:89)

3. POINT OF VIEW AS ELEMENT
OF FICTION
A. The essence of point of view
Point of view in the fiction talks about who tells the story or from
where the events and actions can be seen.

4. B. The importance of point of view
Selecting the point of view become important because it is not just
related with language style, although the selection of grammatical
form and rhetoric are important and influence each other.
Understanding of the reader in point of view will determine
perception and comprehension, and evaluation toward that novel or
literary work. (in Stevick, 1967:86)

5. C. Point of view as conspicuousness
Point of view as conspicuousness is the deviation that will give
different impress to the readers.

6. KINDS OF POINT OF VIEW
HIRD-PERSON NARRATOR
Nonparticipant )
. Omniscient (the narrator takes us inside the character[s])
. Limited omniscient (the narrator takes us inside one or two
characters) and objective (the narrator is outside the character[s])

7. IRST-PERSON NARRATOR (Participant )
ith a first-person narrator, the “I” presents the point of view of
only one character’s consciousness. The reader is restricted to the
perceptions, thoughts, and feelings of that single character.
. Major character
. Minor character

8. ULTIPLE NARRATOR (combination of character)
o combined third person narrator and first person narrator or
both.

9. 1. The angle of vision from which a story is told. It is definition of . . .
a. Theme
b. Point of view
c. Plot
2. Point of view include in which elements of fiction?
a. Intrinsic
b. Extrinsic
c. Grammatical
QUIZ

10. 3. The deviation that will give different impress to the readers is
definition from . . .
a.The essence of point of view
b.The importance of point of view
c.Point of view as conspicuousness
4. How many kinds of point of view?
a.3
b.4
c.5

11. 5. The narrator takes us inside one or two character. It is definition of . . .
a.Omniscient
b.Limited omniscient
c.Objective
6.How many kinds of first person narrator?
a.4
b.2
c.3

12. 7. “ I feel so happy when I open the door I see my old friend. This feeling like I found
something that have been lose”
Which point of view is this?
a. Third person narrator
b. Multiple person narrator
c. First person narrator
8. The story tell about “I” present many of events and behavior that happen to “I”,
either mental or physical.
It is the first person narrator of character . . .
a.Major
b.Minor
c.Middle

13. 9. “She sits in the corner of her room and cry. She knows that her heart does
not want that, but she should do that.”
Which point of view is this?
a.Multiple narrator
b.First person narrator
c.Third person narrator
10. The combination of character between first narrator and third narrator. It
is called . . .
a.Multiple narrator
b.First person narrator
c.Third person narrator

14. ANSWER KEYS
1. B
2. A
3.C
4. A
5. B
6. B
7. C
8. A
9. C
10. A