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_aA companion to narrative theory / _cedited by James Phelan and Peter J. Rabinowitz. |
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_aMalden, MA : _bBlackwell Pub., _c2005. |
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_aBlackwell companions to literature and culture ; _v33 |
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_tIntroduction : tradition and innovation in contemporary narrative theory / _rJames Phelan and Peter J. Rabinowitz -- _g1. _tHistories of narrative theory (I) : a genealogy of early developments / _rDavid Herman -- _g2. _tHistories of narrative theory (II) : from structuralism to the present / _rMonika Fludernik -- _g3. _tGhosts and monsters : on the (im)possibility of narrating the history of narrative theory / _rBrian McHale -- _g4. _tResurrection of the implied author : why bother? / _rWayne C. Booth -- _g5. _tReconceptualizing unreliable narration : synthesizing cognitive and rhetorical approaches / _rAnsgar F. Nunning -- _g6. _tAuthorial rhetoric, narratorial (un)reliability, divergent readings : Tolstoy's Kreutzer sonata / _rTamar Yacobi -- _g7. _tHenry James and "focalization," or why James loves gyp / _rJ. Hillis Miller -- _g8. _tWhat narratology and stylistics can do for each other / _rDan Shen -- _g9. _tThe pragmatics of narrative fictionality / _rRichard Walsh -- _g10. _tBeyond the poetics of plot : alternative forms of narrative progression and the multiple trajectories of Ulysses / _rBrian Richardson -- _g11. _tThey shoot tigers, don't they? : path and counterpoint in the long goodbye / _rPeter J. Rabinowitz -- _g12. _tSpatial poetics and Arundhati Roy's The God of small things / _rSusan Stanford Friedman -- _g13. _tThe "I" of the beholder : equivocal attachments and the limits of structuralist narratology / _rSusan S. Lanser -- _g14. _tNeonarrative; or, how to render the unnarratable in realist fiction and contemporary film / _rRobyn R. Warhol -- _g15. _tSelf-consciousness as a narrative feature and force : tellers vs. informants in generic design / _rMeir Sternberg -- _g16. _tEffects of sequence, embedding, and ekphrasis in Poe's "The oval portrait" / _rEmma Kafalenos -- _g17. _tMrs. Dalloway's progeny : The hours as second-degree narrative / _rSeymour Chatman -- _g18. _tGenre, repetition, temporal order : some aspects of biblical narratology / _rDavid H. Richter -- _g19. _tWhy won't our terms stay put? : the narrative communication diagram scrutinized and historicized / _rHarry E. Shaw -- _g20. _tGender and history in narrative theory : the problem of retrospective distance in David Copperfield and Bleak house / _rAlison Case -- _g21. _tNarrative judgments and the rhetorical theory of narrative : Ian McEwan's Atonement / _rJames Phelan -- _g22. _tThe changing faces of Mount Rushmore : collective portraiture and participatory national heritage / _rAlison Booth -- _g23. _tThe trouble with autobiography : cautionary notes for narrative theorists / _rSidonie Smith and Julia Watson -- _g24. _tOn a postcolonial narratology / _rGerald Prince -- _g25. _tModernist soundscapes and the intelligent ear : an approach to narrative through auditory perception / _rMelba Cuddy-Keane -- _g26. _tIn two voices, or : whose life/death/story is it, anyway? / _rShlomith Rimmon-Kenan -- _g27. _tNarrative in and of the law / _rPeter Brooks -- _g28. _tSecond nature, cinematic narrative, the historical subject, and Russian Ark / _rAlan Nadel -- _g29. _tNarrativizing the end : death and opera / _rLinda Hutcheon and Michael Hutcheon -- _g30. _tMusic and/as cine-narrative or : Ceci n'est pas un leitmotif / _rRoyal S. Brown -- _g31. _tClassical instrumental music and narrative / _rFred Everett Maus -- _g32. _t"I'm Spartacus!" / _rCatherine Gunther Kodat -- _g33. _tShards of a history of performance art : Pollock and Namuth through a glass, darkly / _rPeggy Phelan -- _g34. _tNarrative and digitality : learning to think with the medium / _rMarie-Laure Ryan -- _g35. _tThe future of all narrative futures / _rH. Porter Abbott. |
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