Narrative Form as a Cognitive Instrument.¶
Mink, L. O. (1978). Narrative Form as a Cognitive Instrument. The Writing of History: Literary Form and Historical Understanding.
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- Narrative Construction (in History)
- T5 — Narrative-substrate ontology. A fundamental question persists about whether narrative inhere in events themselves (Mink and Carr's position: events come to consciousness already configured temporally — Mink (1978) argued that narrative form is itself a cognitive instrument) or whether narrative is imposed retrospectively by historians (White's position).
This sourceDevelops the position that narrative form is itself a cognitive instrument that brings events into intelligible configuration.
- T5 — Narrative-substrate ontology. A fundamental question persists about whether narrative inhere in events themselves (Mink and Carr's position: events come to consciousness already configured temporally — Mink (1978) argued that narrative form is itself a cognitive instrument) or whether narrative is imposed retrospectively by historians (White's position).
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