Histories of Narrative Theory (II): From Structuralism to the Present

Monika Fludernik

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This chapter contains sections titled: Structuralist Narratology: The Rage for Binary Opposition, Categorization, and Typology Beyond Form: Pragmatics, Gender, and Ideology The “Narrative Turn” and the Media The Present: The Cognitivist Turn and the Resurrection of the Linguistic Model

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