Erzähltheorie in mediävistischer Perspektive / Armin Schulz ; herausgegeben von Manuel Braun, Alexandra Dunkel, Jan-Dirk Müller.

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Schulz, Armin, 1966-2010

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TextPublication details: Berlin : De Gruyter, 2012.Description: 1 online resource (xiii, 431 pages)Content type:

text

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computer

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online resource

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9783110240399
3110240394
1283627485
9781283627481
9786613939937
6613939935

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Erzähltheorie in mediävistischer Perspektive.DDC classification:

830.9230902 22

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PN212 .S35 2012eb

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Contents:

Frontmatter -- Vorbemerkung -- Inhalt -- 1. Vorwort -- 2. Interpretation und Anthropologie: Konzeptionen von Figuren und ihren Interaktionen -- 3. Vom mittelalterlichen Wiedererzählen: Narrative Gattungen im Widerstreit konkurrierender Logiken -- 4. Erzählen nach Mustern: Die gängigsten mittelalterlichen Erzählschemata -- 5. Räume und Zeiten -- 6. Verknüpfungen: Wie wird ein Text zu einem kohärenten Text? -- 7. Vermittler zwischen Stoff und Rezipient: Erzähler und Erzählperspektive -- Literatur -- Autoren- und Textregister

Summary: Narratology from the Perspective of Medieval Studies systematically compiles research on the "otherness" of medieval narratives. It places a particular focus on the way that narrative forms are always linked to the meaning of narrative content. Key topics include genre, narrative patterns, connections to contemporary world knowledge, models of time and space, plot structure, andnarrator concepts. The book is primarily intended for medievalists and advanced students.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Narratology from the Perspective of Medieval Studies systematically compiles research on the "otherness" of medieval narratives. It places a particular focus on the way that narrative forms are always linked to the meaning of narrative content. Key topics include genre, narrative patterns, connections to contemporary world knowledge, models of time and space, plot structure, andnarrator concepts. The book is primarily intended for medievalists and advanced students.

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