... and Narrative , vol. 2 (Chicago: University of Chicago Press). Rimmon-Kenan, Shlomith 2002 [1983] Narrative Fiction: Contemporary Poetics , rev. ed.(London: Routledge). Schellinger, Paul, ed. 1998 Encyclopedia of the Novel (Chicago, Il.: Fitzroy Dearborn). Stanzel, Franz Karl 1955 Die...

... : 309 -28. Cohn, Dorrit 1978 Transparent Minds:Narrative Modes for Presenting Consciousness in Fiction (Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press). 1981 “The Encirclement of Narrative: On Franz Stanzel's Theorie des Erzählens,” Poetics Today 2 (2): 157 -82. 1983 “The Second Author...

... (Lausanne, Switzerland: Delachaux and Niestlé). Stanzel, Franz K. 1955 Die typische Erzählsituationen im Roman. Dargestellt an “Tom Jones,” “Moby-Dick,” “The Ambassadors,” “Ulysses,” u.a . (Vienna: Wilhelm Braumüller). 1964 Typische Formen des Romans (Göttingen, Germany: Vandenhoeck...

... Erzähltheorie. I discuss the latter as a tradition of scholarship that emerged in the s and whose most enduring and influential achievements, within and beyond the German-speaking areas, are to be found in the work of Franz K. Stanzel. This distinction is by no means arbitrary, nor is it by any means...

...Lars Bernaerts; Dirk Van Hulle What can narrative theory and analysis learn from the study of sketches, notes, and manuscripts? Leading narratologists, such as Dorrit Cohn, Gérard Genette, and Franz K. Stanzel, have visited the factory of the text, as Genette calls it, to corroborate an argument...

...?” Poetics Today 11 : 309 -28. Cohn, Dorrit 1981 “The Encirclement of Narrative: On Franz Stanzel's Theorie des Erzählens,” Poetics Today 2 (2): 157 -82. Currie, Gregory 1990 The Nature of Fiction (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press). Danneberg, Lutz, and Hans-Harald Müller 1984...

...Joshua Parker While on a conscious level, readers of fiction take for granted that quoted text represents words spoken by characters to other characters in a diegetic story-world, Mikhail Bakhtin’s theories on polyphony and Franz Stanzel’s (and, more recently, Wolf Schmid’s) ideas on stylistic...

... . Richardson Brian . 2015 . “ Representing Social Minds: ‘We’ and ‘They’ Narratives, Natural and Unnatural .” Narrative 23 , no. 2 : 200 – 12 . Stanzel F. K. 1984 . A Theory of Narrative . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press . Tuomela Raimo . 1995 . The Importance of Us...

..., Shlomith 1983 Narrative Fiction: Contemporary Poetics (London: Methuen and Co.). Sontag, Susan 1992 The Volcano Lover (New York: Farrar, Straus, and Giroux). Stanzel, Franz K. 1981 “Wandlungen des narrativen Diskurses in der Moderne,” in Erzählung und Erzählforschung im 20. Jahrhundert...

...'],” Poetics Today 1 : 35 -64, 311-61. Spitzer, Leo 1928 Stilstudien (München: Hueber). Stanzel, Franz 1984 [1979] A Theory of Narrative , translated by Charlotte Goedsche (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press). Sternberg, Meir 1978 Expositional Modes and Temporal Ordering in Fiction...

... to the representation of the nonverbal aspects of consciousness and of the unconscious. In chapter 9, “Narrative Typologies,” Fludernik presents the two narrato- logical typologies that she regards as the most wide-ranging and important to date. One is Franz Stanzel’s typology of “narrative situations” (first...

... to the representation of the nonverbal aspects of consciousness and of the unconscious. In chapter 9, “Narrative Typologies,” Fludernik presents the two narrato- logical typologies that she regards as the most wide-ranging and important to date. One is Franz Stanzel’s typology of “narrative situations” (first...

... Typologies,” Fludernik presents the two narrato- logical typologies that she regards as the most wide-ranging and important to date. One is Franz Stanzel’s typology of “narrative situations” (first pre- sented in 1955 and updated in the 1970s and 1980s, familiar to the Eng­lish reader from A Theory...

... to the representation of the nonverbal aspects of consciousness and of the unconscious. In chapter 9, “Narrative Typologies,” Fludernik presents the two narrato- logical typologies that she regards as the most wide-ranging and important to date. One is Franz Stanzel’s typology of “narrative situations” (first...

... to date. One is Franz Stanzel’s typology of “narrative situations” (first pre- sented in 1955 and updated in the 1970s and 1980s, familiar to the Eng­lish reader from A Theory of Narrative [1984 the other is Gérard Genette’s model (first presented in 1972, familiar to the Eng­lish reader...

... Fiction? ( Lincoln : University of Nebraska Press ). Spolsky Ellen . 2015 The Contracts of Fiction: Cognition, Culture, Community ( Oxford : Oxford University Press ). Stanzel Franz . 1985 Theorie des Erzählens ( Göttingen : Vandenhoeck and Ruprecht ). Troscianko Emily...

...). These notions of voice (mainly 2 and 3) are then compared with some of their post-Genettian developments both in what Patron terms the “communicational” theories of Seymour Chatman and Franz Stanzel and in the critiques of such theories by S. Y. Kuroda and Ann Banfield. In con- clusion, Patron questions...

...). These notions of voice (mainly 2 and 3) are then compared with some of their post-Genettian developments both in what Patron terms the “communicational” theories of Seymour Chatman and Franz Stanzel and in the critiques of such theories by S. Y. Kuroda and Ann Banfield. In con- clusion, Patron questions...

...). These notions of voice (mainly 2 and 3) are then compared with some of their post-Genettian developments both in what Patron terms the “communicational” theories of Seymour Chatman and Franz Stanzel and in the critiques of such theories by S. Y. Kuroda and Ann Banfield. In con- clusion, Patron questions...

...). These notions of voice (mainly 2 and 3) are then compared with some of their post-Genettian developments both in what Patron terms the “communicational” theories of Seymour Chatman and Franz Stanzel and in the critiques of such theories by S. Y. Kuroda and Ann Banfield. In con- clusion, Patron questions...