Coincidence and Counterfactuality: Plotting Time and Space in Narrative Fiction

Hilary P. Dannenberg

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Introduction Part I: Plotting Time and Space in Narrative Fiction 1. Cognitive Plotting: Crossing Narrative Boundaries and Connecting Worlds 2. Ontological Plotting: Narrative as a Multiplicity of Temporal Dimensions 3. Spatial Plotting: Paths, Links, and Portals Part II: Theorizing Coincidence and Counterfactuality 4. The Coincidence Plot 5. Counterfactuals and Other Alternate Narrative Worlds Part III: Coincidence and Counterfactuality in the History of Narrative Fiction Introduction 6. The Metamorphoses of the Coincidence Plot 7. The Narrative Evolution of Counterfactuals Conclusion

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