Relevance and Narrative Research turns the vaguely defined evaluative tool "relevance" into an object of study, firmly situating questions of relevance in the context of narrative theory. It examines what relevance can do for narrative research and vice versa.
Relevance and Narrative Research turns the vaguely defined evaluative tool "relevance" into an object of study, firmly situating questions of relevance in the context of narrative theory. It examines what relevance can do for narrative research and vice versa.
Matei Chihaia is professor of French and Spanish literature at the University of Wuppertal. Katharina Rennhak is professor of English literature at the University of Wuppertal.
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Acknowledgments Introduction: The Dialectics of Relevance and Narrative Research Matei Chihaia and Katharina Rennhak Part 1. The Politics of Narrative Relevance Chapter 1. The (Ir)Relevance of Narratology Susan S. Lanser Chapter 2. Disciplining Relevance: On Manifest and Latent Functions of Narratives Andreas Mahler Part 2. The Logic of Narrative Relevance Chapter 3. Relevant Logics, Counterfactual Worlds, and the Understanding of Narrative Luis Galván Chapter 4. Relevance Theory and Literary Studies-and Some Thoughts on Paul Torday's The Irresistible Inheritance of Wilberforce Carsten Breul Chapter 5. Communication, Life, and Dangerous Things: On Relevance and Tellability in Pictures Michael Ranta Part 3. The Relativity of Relevance Chapter 6. The Relevance of Irrelevance in Mimetic Narratives: Guess What. Raphaël Baroni Chapter 7. Narrating Random Probes: The Ideal of "Slice-of-Life" Sebastian Domsch Part 4. (Ir)Relevance and Narrative Genres Chapter 8. Relevance Theory in Contemporary Narratology: Processing Meaning from Narrative Texts Sonja Klimek Chapter 9. "Less is More": Narrative Strategies of Reduction and the Construct of (Ir)Relevance in the Works of Three French Minimalist Authors Susanne Schlünder Chapter 10. The Relevance of Narrative Theory for the Study of Short Fiction: The Case of First-Person Present-Tense Narration Elke D'hoker Index About the Editors About the Contributors
Acknowledgments Introduction: The Dialectics of Relevance and Narrative Research Matei Chihaia and Katharina Rennhak Part 1. The Politics of Narrative Relevance Chapter 1. The (Ir)Relevance of Narratology Susan S. Lanser Chapter 2. Disciplining Relevance: On Manifest and Latent Functions of Narratives Andreas Mahler Part 2. The Logic of Narrative Relevance Chapter 3. Relevant Logics, Counterfactual Worlds, and the Understanding of Narrative Luis Galván Chapter 4. Relevance Theory and Literary Studies-and Some Thoughts on Paul Torday's The Irresistible Inheritance of Wilberforce Carsten Breul Chapter 5. Communication, Life, and Dangerous Things: On Relevance and Tellability in Pictures Michael Ranta Part 3. The Relativity of Relevance Chapter 6. The Relevance of Irrelevance in Mimetic Narratives: Guess What. Raphaël Baroni Chapter 7. Narrating Random Probes: The Ideal of "Slice-of-Life" Sebastian Domsch Part 4. (Ir)Relevance and Narrative Genres Chapter 8. Relevance Theory in Contemporary Narratology: Processing Meaning from Narrative Texts Sonja Klimek Chapter 9. "Less is More": Narrative Strategies of Reduction and the Construct of (Ir)Relevance in the Works of Three French Minimalist Authors Susanne Schlünder Chapter 10. The Relevance of Narrative Theory for the Study of Short Fiction: The Case of First-Person Present-Tense Narration Elke D'hoker Index About the Editors About the Contributors
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