Towards a 'Natural' NarratologyIn this ground breaking work of synthesis, Monika Fludernik combines insights from literary theory and linguistics to provide a challenging new theory of narrative. |
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... texts. No one will come awayfrom thisbook feeling undernourished.' Brian McHale, Distinguished Professorof American Literature, West Virginia University and coeditor of Poetics Today Towardsa`Natural' Narratology makesan intervention ...
... texts. No one will come awayfrom thisbook feeling undernourished.' Brian McHale, Distinguished Professorof American Literature, West Virginia University and coeditor of Poetics Today Towardsa`Natural' Narratology makesan intervention ...
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... which receivesmuch moreextensive coverage. Moreover,texts discussedinthisbook arealmostexclusively drawn from literaturesinthe English language because my training and expertise are in English studies, and because I rely on.
... which receivesmuch moreextensive coverage. Moreover,texts discussedinthisbook arealmostexclusively drawn from literaturesinthe English language because my training and expertise are in English studies, and because I rely on.
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Monika Fludernik. Readers actively construct meanings and impose frames on their interpretations of texts just as people have to interpret reallife experiencein termsof availableschemata. Itwillbe argued that oral narratives(more ...
Monika Fludernik. Readers actively construct meanings and impose frames on their interpretations of texts just as people have to interpret reallife experiencein termsof availableschemata. Itwillbe argued that oral narratives(more ...
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... texts of fairly considerable size (at least when discussing literary fiction)Ðwill be conceived in terms of genericframes. These inturn alludetoframes from both literary and nonliterary backgrounds, andit willbe argued that they do so ...
... texts of fairly considerable size (at least when discussing literary fiction)Ðwill be conceived in terms of genericframes. These inturn alludetoframes from both literary and nonliterary backgrounds, andit willbe argued that they do so ...
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... texts and which is lacking forhistoricalagents inhistorical discourse. To clarify: historical protagonists are ofcoursealso perceivedas ordinary human agents whohave goals, harbour unacknowledged intentions, evince weaknesses of ...
... texts and which is lacking forhistoricalagents inhistorical discourse. To clarify: historical protagonists are ofcoursealso perceivedas ordinary human agents whohave goals, harbour unacknowledged intentions, evince weaknesses of ...
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