Narratology by Bal, Mieke -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION PREFACE TO THE THIRD EDITION Introduction Remarks and Sources 1 Text: Words and Other Signs 1 Preliminary Remarks 2 The Narrator Forms of Narration: ‘I’ and ‘He’ Are Both ‘I’ All Kinds of ‘I’s Second-Person Narrators? 3 Non-Narrative Comments 4 Description Delimitation Description Contested Motivation A Rhetoric of Description 5 Levels of Narration Intermediate Forms: Indirect Speech and Free Indirect Speech Relations between Primary and Embedded Texts Embedded Narrative Texts Relations between Primary Fabula and Embedded Text Relations between Primary Fabula and Embedded Fabula An Indication to the Reader An Indication to the Actor Non-Narrative Embedded Texts 6 Remarks and Sources 2 Story: Aspects 2 Time 3 Sequential Ordering Direction Nuances of Anachrony Distance Functions Span Anticipations Achrony 4 Rhythm Background Overall Rhythm Ellipsis Summary Scene Slow-Down Pause 5 Frequency 6 Characters Why Characters Resist Us Predictability Construction of Content

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