Narratology¶
Bal, M. (2009). Narratology: Introduction to the Theory of Narrative. University of Toronto Press.
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- Narrative
- The narratological tradition formalizes this as the distinction between fabula (the raw material of events in their assumed chronological order) and syuzhet or récit (the arranged, narrated discourse), making explicit that ordering and connection are imposed, not inherent.
This sourceCanonical narratological treatment of the three-layer distinction (fabula, story, text), making explicit that ordering and connection are imposed; analyzes emplotment logic across literary and non-literary narratives.
- The narratological tradition formalizes this as the distinction between fabula (the raw material of events in their assumed chronological order) and syuzhet or récit (the arranged, narrated discourse), making explicit that ordering and connection are imposed, not inherent.
- Narrative Construction (in History)
- Formalist narrative theory (Bal, 2009) provides analytical tools for decomposing narrative structure into focalization, voice, time, and space, enabling more granular analysis of how historians construct knowledge through narrative technique
This sourceCanonical narratological treatment of the three-layer distinction (fabula, story, text), making explicit that ordering and connection are imposed; analyzes emplotment logic across literary and non-literary narratives.
- Formalist narrative theory (Bal, 2009) provides analytical tools for decomposing narrative structure into focalization, voice, time, and space, enabling more granular analysis of how historians construct knowledge through narrative technique
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