Fiktionales versus faktuales Erzählen fremden Bewusstseins / Frederike Lagoni.

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Lagoni, Frederike, 1982- [author.]

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TextSeries: Narratologia: contributions to narrative theory ; Band 53Publisher: Berlin ; Boston : De Gruyter, 2016Description: 1 online resourceContent type:

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9783110481938
3110481936
311047705X
9783110477054

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Fiktionales versus faktuales Erzählen fremden BewusstseinsDDC classification:

830.9/23 23

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PN830.C66

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GE 3540

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Contents:

Frontmatter -- Vorwort -- Inhaltsverzeichnis -- Abkürzungsverzeichnis -- 1. Einleitung -- Teil I -- 2. Thematischer Hintergrund: Der ‚Signposts of Fictionality‘-Diskurs oder die Frage nach der Darstellung fremden Bewusstseins im fiktionalen und faktualen Erzählen -- 3. Disziplinäre Grundlagen: Der Ansatz der diachronen Narratologie -- 4. Methodisches Vorgehen: Zum Korpus und zur Analyse -- Teil II -- 5. Ergebnisse der Korpusanalyse -- Teil III -- 6. Bewertung und Schlussfolgerungen -- 7. Ausblick -- 8. Anhang -- Literaturverzeichnis -- Personenverzeichnis

Summary: "The depiction of another person's consciousness is often regarded as the key characteristic of fictional narrative. Is it true, though, that factual narrative avoids presenting alien consciousness? This question is the focus of the present study. Using a computer-assisted diachronic narratological approach, the author analyzes a corpus of five coming-of-age novels and five biographies from the eighteenth to the twentieth centuries."-- Provided by publisher

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"The depiction of another person's consciousness is often regarded as the key characteristic of fictional narrative. Is it true, though, that factual narrative avoids presenting alien consciousness? This question is the focus of the present study. Using a computer-assisted diachronic narratological approach, the author analyzes a corpus of five coming-of-age novels and five biographies from the eighteenth to the twentieth centuries."-- Provided by publisher

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