NARRATIVE TECHNIQUES AND STRATEGIES IN EDWARD MORGAN FORSTER’S PASSAGE TO INDIA (1924) AND GEORGE ORWELL’S BURMESE

This article deals with the narrative techniques and strategies adopted in Passage to India and Burmese Days.The purpose of the study is to elucidate the similarities and differences of Forster's and Orwell's writings to the reader.A novel is said to be a personal act of writing.However, the distinct texts under study embody some similar features.Thus, the issue of the present article is to discover: what kind of native styles are used by both Forster and Orwell.The qualitative approach is used to collect the data from the texts and throughout the reading of other related documents.The formalist and post-structural criticisms allow to analyze and interpret the collected textual elements under this study.At last, the results of the study have revealed that two findings: The Narrative Technique of Edward Morgan Forster on one hand and the Narrative Technique of George Orwell on the other hand.