Answer: In the context of literature, the term 'parallax' means C. the use of multiple perspectives in a single book.
Explanation: The word 'parallax' makes reference to the effect that different perspectives or positions provoke in an object. In other words, <u>'parallax' is related to the displacement of the apparent position of an object when it is viewed from differing perspectives</u>. Therefore, <u>this term is applied to literature when referring to the use of multiple points of view or perspectives that are found in the same story</u>. An example of 'parallax' in literature is Ulyssed by James Joyce. This book presents three main perspectives: Stephen's, Leopold's and Molly's.
