Taleworlds and Storyrealms: The Phenomenology of Narrative

Ed O'Reilly

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The Phenomenological Framework for Narrative Analysis.- One Edgework: Frame and Boundary in the Phenomenology of Narrative.- Two Multiple Contexting: The Story Context of Stories.- Three Presentation of Self in Storytelling.- Four Joint Storytelling: The Interplay of Discourse and Interaction.- Five Storyability and Eventfulness: Beyond Referential Theories of Narrative.- Six Taleworlds and Real: Ontological Puzzles about Narrative.- Appendix Transcription Devices.

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