Not one narrator in novel or story but many

Languages of heteroglossia,is  the presence of two or more expressed viewpoints in a text or other artistic work)

these  viewpoints .like mirrors that face each other, each of which in its own way reflects a little piece, a tiny corner of the world, force us to guess at and grasp behind their inter-reflecting aspects for a world that is broader, more multi-levelled and multi-horizoned than would be available to one language, one mirror one narrator

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