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An Introduction to Narratologyis an accessible, practical guide to narratological theory and terminology and its application to literature. In this book, Monika Fludernik outlines: the key concepts of style, metaphor and metonymy, and the history of narrative forms narratological approaches to interpretation and the linguis... more 籺ic aspects of texts, including new cognitive developments in the field how students can use narratological theory to work with texts, incorporating detailed practical examples a glossary of useful narrative terms, and suggestions for further reading. This textbook offers a comprehensive overview of the key aspects of narratology by a leading practitioner in the field. It demystifies the subject in a way that is accessible to beginners, but also reflects recent theoretical developments and narratology鈥檚 increasing popularity as a critical tool. ?less
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Table Of Contents:
List of figures vii
Preface ix
Narrative and narrating 1(7)
The theory of narrative 8(5)
Text and authorship 13(8)
The author 15(6)
The structure of narrative 21(19)
Text-internal narrative structures 26(3)
Narrative and plot 29(1)
The narrator: person 30(2)
Time 32(3)
Presentational modes 35(1)
Focalization, perspective, point of view 36(4)
The surface of narrative 40(13)
Space/time 42(2)
Fictional characters: how characters are introduced 44(2)
Story and contouring 46(1)
Oral storytelling and the episodic model 47(1)
Episodic structure 48(1)
The creative use of pronouns in texts 49(2)
Experiments with tense in narrative 51(2)
Realism, illusionism and metafiction 53(11)
Narrative realism 53(1)
Roland Barthes 54(1)
The authenticity of the narrative voice 55(3)
Fictionality 58(2)
Metafiction and metanarration 60(4)
Language, the representation of speech and the stylistics of narrative 64(14)
Language 64(2)
Representing speech 66(3)
Language and style 69(2)
Stylistic variation 71(2)
Metaphor and metonymy 73(5)
Thoughts, feelings and the unconscious 78(10)
Narrative typologies 88(22)
Franz Karl Stanzel's theory of narrative 89(9)
Gerard Genette's theory of narrative 98(6)
Recent theories of narrative 104(6)
Diachronic approaches to narrative 110(9)
From speech to writing 111(1)
The development of new narrative modes and their cognitive bases 112(1)
Narratological firsts 113(1)
New media 114(1)
Changing functions and theoretical readjustments 115(1)
Open research questions 116(3)
Practical applications 119(17)
Great Expectations and Mister Pip: childhood selves 119(5)
Authorial narrative: the perspective from above 124(6)
Reading people's minds 130(6)
Guidelines for budding narratologists 136(14)
How to write about narratological issues 138(6)
Some do's and don't's: how to avoid narratologically infelicitous phrases 144(6)
Glossary of narratological terms 150(13)
Notes 163(3)
Bibliography 166(17)
Subject Index 183(3)
Author Index 186
List of figures vii
Preface ix
Narrative and narrating 1(7)
The theory of narrative 8(5)
Text and authorship 13(8)
The author 15(6)
The structure of narrative 21(19)
Text-internal narrative structures 26(3)
Narrative and plot 29(1)
The narrator: person 30(2)
Time 32(3)
Presentational modes 35(1)
Focalization, perspective, point of view 36(4)
The surface of narrative 40(13)
Space/time 42(2)
Fictional characters: how characters are introduced 44(2)
Story and contouring 46(1)
Oral storytelling and the episodic model 47(1)
Episodic structure 48(1)
The creative use of pronouns in texts 49(2)
Experiments with tense in narrative 51(2)
Realism, illusionism and metafiction 53(11)
Narrative realism 53(1)
Roland Barthes 54(1)
The authenticity of the narrative voice 55(3)
Fictionality 58(2)
Metafiction and metanarration 60(4)
Language, the representation of speech and the stylistics of narrative 64(14)
Language 64(2)
Representing speech 66(3)
Language and style 69(2)
Stylistic variation 71(2)
Metaphor and metonymy 73(5)
Thoughts, feelings and the unconscious 78(10)
Narrative typologies 88(22)
Franz Karl Stanzel's theory of narrative 89(9)
Gerard Genette's theory of narrative 98(6)
Recent theories of narrative 104(6)
Diachronic approaches to narrative 110(9)
From speech to writing 111(1)
The development of new narrative modes and their cognitive bases 112(1)
Narratological firsts 113(1)
New media 114(1)
Changing functions and theoretical readjustments 115(1)
Open research questions 116(3)
Practical applications 119(17)
Great Expectations and Mister Pip: childhood selves 119(5)
Authorial narrative: the perspective from above 124(6)
Reading people's minds 130(6)
Guidelines for budding narratologists 136(14)
How to write about narratological issues 138(6)
Some do's and don't's: how to avoid narratologically infelicitous phrases 144(6)
Glossary of narratological terms 150(13)
Notes 163(3)
Bibliography 166(17)
Subject Index 183(3)
Author Index 186
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