The Cambridge Companion To Narrative Provides A Unique And Valuable Overview Of Current Approaches To Narrative Study. An International Team Of Experts Explores Ideas Of Storytelling And Methods Of Narrative Analysis As They Have Emerged Across Diverse Traditions Of Inquiry And In Connection With A Variety Of Media, From Film And Television, To Storytelling In The 'real-life' Contexts Of Face-to-face Interaction, To Literary Fiction. Each Chapter Presents A Survey Of Scholarly Approaches To Topics Such As Character, Dialogue, Genre Or Language, Shows How Those Approaches Can Be Brought To Bear On A Relatively Well-known Illustrative Example, And Indicates Directions For Further Research. Featuring A Chapter Reviewing Definitions Of Narrative, A Glossary Of Key Terms And A Comprehensive Index, This Is An Essential Resource For Both Students And Scholars In Many Fields, Including Language And Literature, Composition And Rhetoric, Creative Writing, Jurisprudence, Communication And Media Studies, And The Social Sciences. Http://www.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0729/2006038545-d.html. Preliminaries. -- Introduction / David Herman -- Toward A Definition Of Narrative / Marie-laure Ryan -- Studying Narrative Fiction : A Starter-kit. -- Story, Plot, And Narration / H. Porter Abbott -- Time And Space / Teresa Bridgeman -- Character / Uri Margolin -- Dialogue / Bronwen Thomas -- Focalization / Manfred Jahn -- Genre / Heta Pyrhönen -- Other Narrative Media (a Selection). -- Conversational Storytelling / Neal R. Norrick -- Drama And Narrative / Brian Richardson -- Film And Television Narrative / Jason Mittell -- Narrative And Digital Media / Nick Montfort -- Further Contexts For Narrative Study. -- Gender / Ruth Page -- Rhetoric/ethics / James Phelan -- Ideology / Luc Herman And Bart Vervaeck -- Language / Michael Toolan -- Cognition, Emotion, And Consciousness / David Herman -- Identity/alterity / Monika Fludernik. Edited By David Herman. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.

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CAMBRIDGE COMPANION TO NARRATIVE; ED. BY DAVID HERMAN

Herman, David

Cambridge University Press (Virtual Publishing)

Cambridge companions to literature, First edition, Cambridge, 2007

Cambridge companions to literature, Cambridge, England, 2007

Cambridge companions to literature, Cambridge, 2011, ©2007

Cambridge companions to topics, 1. publ, Cambridge, 2007

United Kingdom and Ireland, United Kingdom

Illustrated, PS, 2007

August 6, 2007

July 30, 2007

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 283-292) and index.

The Cambridge Companion to Narrative......Page 2
Contents......Page 6
List of illustrations......Page 8
Notes on contributors......Page 9
Acknowledgments......Page 13
I Preliminaries......Page 16
1 Introduction......Page 17
2 Toward a definition of narrative......Page 36
II Studying narrative fiction: a starter-kit......Page 51
3 Story, plot, and narration......Page 52
4 Time and space......Page 65
5 Character......Page 79
6 Dialogue......Page 93
7 Focalization......Page 107
8 Genre......Page 122
III Other narrative media (a selection)......Page 138
9 Conversational storytelling......Page 139
10 Drama and narrative......Page 154
11 Film and television narrative......Page 168
12 Narrative and digital media......Page 184
IV Further contexts for narrative study......Page 199
13 Gender......Page 200
14 Rhetoric/ethics......Page 214
15 Ideology......Page 228
16 Language......Page 242
17 Cognition, emotion, and consciousness......Page 256
18 Identity/alterity......Page 271
Glossary......Page 285
Further reading......Page 294
Index......Page 304

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