The Poetics of Prose¶
Todorov, T. The Poetics of Prose.
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- Fabula And Syuzhet
- The underlying account (fabula) is fixed once the author decides what happened: the murderer, at 9 p.m., used the candlestick, motivated by an inheritance.
This sourceTranslated by Richard Howard. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1977. Analyzes detective fiction as the paradigm of fabula/syuzhet separation: the chronological crime (fabula) reconstructed through an out-of-order investigation (syuzhet).
- The underlying account (fabula) is fixed once the author decides what happened: the murderer, at 9 p.m., used the candlestick, motivated by an inheritance.
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