Narrative as rhetoric
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| Glavni autor: | Phelan, James (-) |
| Vrsta građe: | Knjiga |
| Jezik: | eng |
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Columbus :
Ohio State University Press,
cop. 1996.
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| Nakladnička cjelina: |
The theory and interpretation of narrative series
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| Predmet: |
Sadržaj:
- Introduction. Narrative as rhetoric: reading the spells of Porter's "Magic"
- PART ONE. NARRATIVE PROGRESSION AND NARRATIVE DISCOURSE: LYRIC, VOICE, AND READERLY JUDGMENTS
- Character and judgment in narrative and in lyric: toward an understanding of audience engagement in "The waves"
- Gender politics in the Showman's discourse; or, listening to "Vanity fair"
- Voice, distance, temporal perspective, and the dynamics of "A farewell to arms"
- PART TWO. MIMETIC CONVENTIONS, ETHICS, AND HOMODIEGETIC NARRATION
- What Hamingway and a rhetorical theory of narrative can do for each other: the example of "My old man"
- Reexamining reliability: the multiple functions of Nick Carraway
- Sharing secrets
- PART THREE. AUDIENCES AND IDEOLOGY
- Narratee, narrative audience, and second-person narration: how I-and you?-read Lorrie Moore's "How"
- Narrating the PC Controversies: thoughts on Dinesh D'Souza's "Illiberal education"
- Toward a rhetorical reader-response criticism: the difficult, the stubborn, and the ending of "Beloved"
- Appendix. Why Wayne Booth can't get with the program; or, the intentional fallacy