Narranti
Narranti is a term used in narrative theory to denote a class of narratorial devices in which the process and status of narration are foregrounded. In narranti texts, telling is not a single, seamless conduit from an authoritative voice to the reader, but a composite act shaped by multiple voices, perspectives, and meta-commentary that foreground reliability and viewpoint.
The term is a neologism rather than a standard analytic category, and its use varies among critics.
Typical features include polyphonic narration, self-reflexive commentary by narrators, shifts in point of view, embedded commentary
Applications appear in postmodern and experimental fiction, narrative theory discussions, and digital storytelling where multiple voices
See also: narrator, point of view, polyphony, metafiction, metanarrative.