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Day One: March 14
Kate
http://www.katepullinger.com/
GL:Duncan Speakman
http://wearecircumstance.com/
GL:Frans-Willem Korsten
History of Narratology: Travelling concepts Aristotle, poetics; history vs Poetics Narrative vs plot Plato, republic,showing and telling - mimesis and diegesis speaking indirectly and directly Russian formalism Vladimir Propp Prague structurealism Roman Jakobson French structuralism 1950s-1960s Claude Levi-strauss ----> narratology Poststructuralism Narratology Tzvetan Todorov Roland Barthes Claude Bremond Algirdas Greimas Gerard Genette Structuralist, combined with semiotics and rhetoric => aesthetic and political implications James Plhelan Mieke Bal Basic concepts: forms of address Helper Power | | Subject ------------------------->Aim | | Opponent who profits/gets narr B---->c about x poetry k----> o/ drama p<---->q text as in the case of literature maria dermout how to tell and how to show story:toetie collected works -text > narrator -story > focalization -history > actor Karakter,1997 by mike van diem law --------------------- language narrative
Day Two: March 15
Rene
Discussion
The relationship between previous 3 projects. Sol: Experience Stone: time Colm: mode of address Sol:(DS Project) the narrative of the future