NOTES ON NARRATOLOGY

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references

Brooks, Peter

Reading for the Plot: Design and Intention in Narrative.

Scheub, Harald

Story.

Todorov, T.

The Two Principles of Narrative. Diacritics, vol.1 no.1 (Fall 1971).

(Classic Patterns)

Polti, Georges

The Thirty-Six Dramatic Situations. 1868.

Propp, Vladimir

Morphology of the Folktale.

(Games)

* Rahman, Kenneth

Dark Cults: The Horror Story Game. 1983.

Lambert, R.; Rilstone, A.; Wallis, J.

Once Upon a Time (2nd ed.). 1995.

urls

Dennett, Daniel

The Self as a Center of Narrative Gravity

Dennett, Daniel

The Origin of Selves

Crawford, Chris

A Narrative Synthesis

Gover, Mark

The Narrative Emergence of Identity

"ABSTRACT: According to common psychological wisdom, identity refers to a characteristic of the individual. We "possess," "acquire," and "have a sense of" identity, for example. Similarly, the narrative processes that are often claimed to underlie identity construction are also typically viewed as attached to the individual, the product of a type of in-the-head thinking or mental structure. This chapter argues that an individualist approach to the understanding of narrative and identity obscures the co-constructed, contextually embedded nature of these constructs. A sociocultural alternative is offered, arguing that as a narrative, personal identity can emerge only as one moves actively between private and public, personal and cultural, past and present."

Jahn, Manfred

Narratology: A Guide to the Theory of Narrative

*** Excellent!

Murray, Kevin

Narrative Partitioning: the Ins and Outs of Identity Construction

(Narrative Psychology)

Murray, Kevin

The Construction of Identity in the Narratives of Romance and Comedy

(Narrative Psychology)

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