Handbook of Narratology

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Second, expanded edition This handbook provides a systematic overview of the present state of international research in narratology and is now available in a second, completely revised and expanded edition. Detailed individual studies by internationally renowned narratologists elucidate central terms of narratology, present a critical account of the major research positions and their historical development and indicate directions for future research. Preface Volume 1 Author Autobiography Character Cognitive Narratology Coherence Computational Narratology Conversational Narration – Oral Narration Corporate Storytelling Diachronic Narratology (The Example of Ancient Greek Narrative) Dialogism Diegesis – Mimesis Dreaming and Narration Experientiality Event and Eventfulness Fictional vs. Factual Narration Focalization Gender and Narrative Heteroglossia Historiographic Narration Identity and Narration Ideology and Narrative Fiction Illusion (Aesthetic) Implied Author Implied Reader Mediacy and Narrative Mediation Metalepsis Metanarration and Metafiction Multiperspectivity Narratee Narration and Narrative in Legal Discourse Narration in Film Narration in Medicine Narration in Poetry and Drama Narration in Religious Discourse (The Example of Christianity) Narration in Various Disciplines Narration in Various Media Volume 2 Narrative Acquisition in Educational Research and Didactics Narrative Constitution Narrative Empathy Narrative Ethics Narrative Levels Narrative Strategies Narratives in Rhetorical Discourse Narrativity Narrativity of Computer Games Narratology Narrator Non-temporal Linking in Narration Performativity Perspective – Point of View Plot Poetic or Ornamental Prose Possible Worlds Reader Schemata Sequentiality Simultaneity in Narrative Skaz Space Speech Representation Story Generator Algorithms Tellability Telling vs. Showing Text Types Time Unnatural Narrative Unreliability Index