Disputable core
Subtitle: concepts of narrative theory
By: Göran Rossholm & Christer Johansson (eds)
Publisher: Peter Lang
Published: 2012
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 384
ISBN-13: 9783034311434
Subjects: Narration (Rhetoric)
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Sten Wistrand: Time for departure? the principle of minimal departure: a critical examination; title: Staffan Carlshamre: Is there ever a happy ending?; title: Leif Søndergaard: Fictional and factual discourses in narratives and the grey zone between; title: Mari Hatavara: Contested history, denied past: the narrator's failure in Ralf Nordgren's Det har aldrig hänt (1977); title: Per Krogh Hansen: formalizing the study of character: traits, profiles, possibilities; title: Lars-åke Skalin: Reading literary characters: is there a knowing the dancer from the dance?; title: Marina Grishakova: The voices of madness: performativity and narrative identity; title: Christer Johansson: Telling and showing: a semiotic perspective; title: Göran Rossholm : Narrative as story representation contents; title: Jeremy Hawthorn: Philip roth's Exit ghost, Joseph Conrad's The shadow-line, and the ethical implications of narrative occasion; title: Pekka Tammi Othin Rong wit he ubtitles. Remarks on unreliability in fiction and non-fiction; title: Rolf Gaasland: Practical reasoning demarcated: unreliable narration in Franz Kafka's "Erstes leid"; title: Anniken Greve: Form, sense and nonsense: with examples from Wittgenstein and Kafka; title: Erik van Ooijen: Notes on the conceptualization of style as embodied idiolect in French structuralism; title: Greger Andersson: Is there a narrative method of text analysis and interpretation?; title: Jakob Lothe: Verbal narrative and visual image: trains and railways in W.G. Sebald's "Paul Bereyter" and Austerlitz; title: Matti Hyvärinen: "Against narrativity" reconsidered; title: Markku Lehtimäki: Imagist narrative: the everyday and the aesthetic in Hemingway's fiction.