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Structuralist narratologists like Rimmon-Kenan
define narrative fiction as "the
narration of a
succession of
fictional events".
Cognitive narratologists focus...
- The
narrative theory of
equilibrium was
proposed by
Bulgarian narratologist Tzvetan Todorov in 1971.
Todorov delineated this
theory in an
essay entitled...
- "outside" in the form of
commenting on the
action or the characters. For
narratologists all
parts of narratives—characters, narrators, existents, actors—are...
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Frankenstein is an example. The term was
coined by
Mieke Bal in 1977 and
narratologists often prefer it over the name
metadiegetic narrative that was coined...
- 2014). "Theatre Review: "Much Ado
About Nothing" (RSC, 2014)". The
Narratologist.
Archived from the
original on 20
March 2015.
Retrieved 19
October 2021...
- Kai Brodersen,
ancient historian (2008–2014)
Walter Bauer-Wabnegg,
narratologist (2014 -)
Cornelia Betsch,
psychologist Beate Hampe,
linguist Martin...
- as part of the
Russian Formalism movement in the
early 20th century.
Narratologists have
described fabula as "the raw
material of a story", and syuzhet...
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between them, such as free
indirect speech or quasi-direct discourse.
Narratologists tend to have a
difficult time
agreeing on the
exact definitions of categories...
- that the two
fields are
similar but
should be
studied separately. Many
narratologists believe that
games should be
looked at for
their stories, like movies...
- and
travel writing, but he is
mainly known as a
romanticist and a
narratologist. He was full
professor and
chair of
Modern English Literature in the...
