Postclassical Narratology : Approaches and Analyses / edited by Jan Alber and Monika Fludernik.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextSeries: Theory and interpretation of narrative | Book collections on Project MUSEPublisher: Columbus : The Ohio State University Press, [2010]Manufacturer: Baltimore, Md. : Project MUSE, 2014Copyright date: ©[2010]Description: 1 online resource (323 pages): illustrationsContent type:
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Part I. Extensions and reconfigurations of classical narratology. Person, level, voice : a rhetorical reconsideration / Richard Walsh -- Mise en cadre : a neglected counterpart to 'mise en abyme' : a frame-theoretical and intermedial complement to classical narratology / Werner Wolf -- Large intermental units in Middlemarch / Alan Palmer -- Mediacy, mediation, and focalization : the squaring of terminological circles / Monika Fludernik -- Part II. Transdisciplinarities. Directions in cognitive narratology : triangulating stories, media, and the mind / David Herman -- Hypothetical intentionalism : cinematic narration reconsidered / Jan Alber -- Sapphic dialogics : historical narratology and the sexuality of form / Susan S. Lanser -- Narrators, narratees, and mimetic desire / Amit Marcus -- Narratology and the social sciences / Jarmila Mildorf -- Postclassical narratology and the theory of autobiography / Martin Löschnigg -- Natural authors, unnatural narration / Henrik Skov Nielsen.
Summary: "Postclassical narratology has reached a new phase of consolidation but also continued diversification. This collection therefore discriminates between what one could call a critical but frame-abiding and a more radical frame-transcending or frame-shattering handling of the structuralist paradigm. Postclassical Narratology: Approaches and Analyses discusses a large variety of different aspects of narrative, such as extensions of classical narratology, new generic applications (autobiography, oral narratives, poetry, painting, and film), the history of narratology, the issue of fictionality, the role of cognition, and questions of authorship and authority, as well as thematic matters related to ethics, gender, and queering. Additionally, it uses a wide spectrum of critical approaches, including feminism, psychoanalysis, media studies, the rhetorical theory of narrative, unnatural narratology, and cognitive studies. In this manner the essays manage to produce new insights into many key issues in narratology"--Publisher's description
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Part I. Extensions and reconfigurations of classical narratology. Person, level, voice : a rhetorical reconsideration / Richard Walsh -- Mise en cadre : a neglected counterpart to 'mise en abyme' : a frame-theoretical and intermedial complement to classical narratology / Werner Wolf -- Large intermental units in Middlemarch / Alan Palmer -- Mediacy, mediation, and focalization : the squaring of terminological circles / Monika Fludernik -- Part II. Transdisciplinarities. Directions in cognitive narratology : triangulating stories, media, and the mind / David Herman -- Hypothetical intentionalism : cinematic narration reconsidered / Jan Alber -- Sapphic dialogics : historical narratology and the sexuality of form / Susan S. Lanser -- Narrators, narratees, and mimetic desire / Amit Marcus -- Narratology and the social sciences / Jarmila Mildorf -- Postclassical narratology and the theory of autobiography / Martin Löschnigg -- Natural authors, unnatural narration / Henrik Skov Nielsen.

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"Postclassical narratology has reached a new phase of consolidation but also continued diversification. This collection therefore discriminates between what one could call a critical but frame-abiding and a more radical frame-transcending or frame-shattering handling of the structuralist paradigm. Postclassical Narratology: Approaches and Analyses discusses a large variety of different aspects of narrative, such as extensions of classical narratology, new generic applications (autobiography, oral narratives, poetry, painting, and film), the history of narratology, the issue of fictionality, the role of cognition, and questions of authorship and authority, as well as thematic matters related to ethics, gender, and queering. Additionally, it uses a wide spectrum of critical approaches, including feminism, psychoanalysis, media studies, the rhetorical theory of narrative, unnatural narratology, and cognitive studies. In this manner the essays manage to produce new insights into many key issues in narratology"--Publisher's description

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