Semiological Analysis of the Narrative Character in the Novel

Abstract

The novel is among the most renowned forms of literature, being the most prevalent and receptive to various literary discussions. It is also the most extensive narrative genre in terms of scale. Its significance is defined by the reality that it represents a primary creative work that engages with the medium of the novel, mirrors actual life, and draws the reader into its layers, allowing them to experience the events as if they were participating in them. Lately, contemporary methods have surfaced that focus on analyzing texts. One of these methods is the semiological approach, which has notably established itself in the critical field by placing significant emphasis on the novel. One of the most crucial aspects that scholars and reviewers have focused on is the character element, which serves as the central point in the narrative and as an artistic device employed by the novelist to convey the events