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  • 1989More than Cool Reason2,655 cited
  • 2016Unnatural Narrative130 cited
  • 1994Second-Person Narrative as a Test Case for Narratology: The Limits of Realism72 cited
  • 1965The Crowd in History. A Study of Popular Disturbances in France and England (1730-1848). New Dimensions in History68 cited
  • 1994Introduction: Second-Person Narrative and Related Issues67 cited
  • 2008A Contextual View of Narrative Fiction in the First Person Plural66 cited
  • 2000Telling in the Plural: From Grammar to Ideology66 cited
  • 1996Telling our story: on 'we' literary narratives65 cited
  • 2011The Category of ‘Person’ in Fiction: You and We Narrative-Multiplicity and Indeterminacy of Reference57 cited
  • 2015Representing Social Minds: “We” and “They” Narratives, Natural and Unnatural28 cited
  • 2008We are you: The plural and the dual in “we” fictional narratives18 cited

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