Search Results for contextual narratology

... is professor of English at the University of International Business and Eco- nomics. Besides Race and Form: Towards a Contextualized Narratology of African American Autobiography (2006), he has published over twenty essays in English and American literature and auto/biography studies. He has also edited...

... the 2 analysis and the interpretation of narrative texts. . The core of such a ‘‘contextualist narratology as we will from now on refer to it, lies in the concept of the ‘‘implied author which alone 3 makes a contextualization of texts possible...

... and contextual worlds can logically take place. Evidence of how crucial such theorization has been in the development of contextualist narratology is sought in the examination of a test case, namely the much-disputed project of feminist narratology. © 2001 by the Porter Institute for Poetics and Semiotics...

... narratology rhetorical narrative theory genre theory contextual narratology cultural context historical context In 2017 Sharon Dodua Otoo, a Black British expat, won one of German-language literature's most prestigious awards, the Ingeborg Bachmann Prize. To an extent, introducing her this way runs...

..., it is the attempt to address these complexities, to cross the border between textual for- malism and historical contextualism, and to close the gap between narratologi- cal bottom-up analysis and cultural top-down synthesis that is the motivating and driving force behind the project of a cultural...

... failed to engage with Nünning’s incisive critique of the implied author, which has become a classic in German narratological criticism. What Darby is really after, however, is not the implied author per se but the possibility of linking structuralist analysis and interpretative contextu...

... the blurb and the illustrations on the dust jacket), and third, the text negotiates and circulates contextual elements, more specifically templates, such as generic patterns, ethnic stereotypes, and commonsense morality. Keywords cultural narratology, negotiation, circulation, Pierre Bourdieu, Lemony...

... : 136 – 49 . 2005b “Why Contextual and Formal Narratologies Need Each Other,” Journal of Narrative Theory 35 ( 2 ): 141 – 71 . 2011 “What Is the Implied Author?” Style 45 ( 1 ): 80 – 98 . 2013 “Implied Author, Authorial Audience, and Context: Form and History in Neo...

... Contextual and Formal Narratologies Need Each Other,” Journal of Narrative Theory 35 : 141 -71. 2005b “What Narratology and Stylistics Can Do for Each Other,” in Phelan and Rabinowitz 2005: 136 -49. 2005c “How Stylisticians Draw on Narratology: Approaches, Advantages, and Disadvantages...

... is structured around three prominent directions in econarratology: representation of the nonhuman; narrative ethics, with an understanding of narrative “as a multisided ethical interaction” (8); and cognitive narratology and readerly interaction with narrated storyworlds. Econarratology, as it takes shape...

... the implications of this genetic approach for our understanding of the nature of narrative signification: where classical narratology is based on a chain of representational and “communicative” dyads (signifier/signified and sender/receiver), joint attention integrates these functions into a triadic semiotic...

... the bounds of particular texts and out there in the wider world. As such it is a marvelous introduction to space and narratology and simultaneously an important contribution to and extension of spatiality studies more generally. The book is divided into nine chapters, including the introduction...

... to narratological concepts, even as he limits the discussion to printed texts, Ricœur succeeds in tracing an approach that prefigures many recent developments in contextual, cognitive, or transmedial narratology. For instance, the distinction introduced in the first volume of Time and Narrative between...

...- vidual, cultural, and historical variety of human subjectivity. The postclassical narratologists have welcomed efforts to integrate histori- cal and contextual approaches to the work of narratologists. However, for making this union possible the conceptual basis of narratology must obvi- ously...

... to respond to the broader critical climate, with feminist narratology in particular offering a model for later contextual and cultural approaches. What narratology has tended to lack until recently is a historical dimension or, more precisely, a historiographic orientation to its method in which vari...

... not challenge the dominant paradigm within narrative theory. The main reason his approach fails to meet its goals is that it shares the common narratological aim of comprehending narrative according to a particular definition. Although the rhetorical emphasis on the action of somebody telling somebody else...

... deflected narratological and antiherme- neutic, postmodern interpretive approaches to the Dupin series, I use Poe’s instruments and method of analysis on his compositions as I contextualize them within the aesthetic, biographical, and cultural conditions of their his- torical moment. Composed...

... Gesellschaft ( Tübingen, Germany : Mohr Siebeck ). Fludernik Monika 1996 Towards a “Natural” Narratology ( London : Routledge ). Fludernik Monika 2001 “ Fiction vs. Non-Fiction: Narratological Differentiations .” In Erzählen und Erzähltheorie im 20. Jahrhundert: Festschrift für...

...” Narratology . London : Routledge . Hakemulder Frank . 2000 . The Moral Laboratory: Experiments Examining the Effects of Reading Literature on Social Perception and Moral Self-Concept . Amsterdam : John Benjamins . Levinas Emmanuel . (1974) 1991 . Otherwise Than Being; or, Beyond...

... in the contemporary story economy (see Mäkelä and Meretoja, in this issue). So far, existing narratological research on such sites has focused on users as storytellers and “consum[ers] of others” (Fernandes 2017 : 2), and thus on narrative as a form and practice for users to share their experiences and connect...