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Narrative Discourse: Narrators and Narrative Positions (Narrative Theory, 6)

José Ángel García Landa

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'Narrative Theory' is an online introduction to classical structuralist narratological analysis. The sixth section deals with the structural positioning of narrators with respect to the narrative act and the fictional world(s) contained by the narrative. Contents: 1. Author, narrator, and narrative person; 2. Kinds of narrative positions; 3. Intradiegetic narratives; 4. Crossing the Limits; 5. Narrative person. Keywords: Narratology, Narrative, Embedding, Fictional worlds, Fictionality, Narrating, Literary theory, Discourse analysis

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'Narrative Theory' is an online introduction to classical structuralist narratological analysis. The sixth section deals with the structural positioning of narrators with respect to the narrative act and the fictional world(s) contained by the narrative. Contents: 1. Author, narrator, and narrative person; 2. Kinds of narrative positions; 3. Intradiegetic narratives; 4. Crossing the Limits; 5. Narrative person. Keywords: Narratology, Narrative, Embedding, Fictional worlds, Fictionality, Narrating, Literary theory, Discourse analysis

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'Narrative Theory' is an online introduction to classical structuralist narratological analysis. The sixth section deals with the structural positioning of narrators with respect to the narrative act and the fictional world(s) contained by the narrative. Contents: 1. Author, narrator, and narrative person; 2. Kinds of narrative positions; 3. Intradiegetic narratives; 4. Crossing the Limits; 5. Narrative person. Keywords: Narratology, Narrative, Embedding, Fictional worlds, Fictionality, Narrating, Literary theory, Discourse analysis

Key concepts: Narrative, Narrative criticism, Narrative network, Linguistics, Narrative history, Narrative inquiry, Psychology, Sociology

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