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Stimme(n) im Text

Narratologische Positionsbestimmungen
  • Edited by: Andreas Blödorn , Daniela Langer and Michael Scheffel
Language: German
Published/Copyright: 2006
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Narratologia
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Volume 10 | Narratologia

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The volume sounds out the methodological potential of the central narratological category of 'voice' in its relation to 'person' and specifies this category principally against the background of Genette and Bachtin. In addition to papers with a theoretical orientation, there are also case studies, these always being linked with more general methodological concerns. The main focus is on borderline cases for unequivocally determining the position of the speaker or speech in texts. The papers examine, for example, the position and function of the text itself as a literary 'voice', and whether polyphony can be described as a variety of 'autonomous voices' without recourse to the concept of 'person'. The authors draw up new concepts of 'voice' in narrative theory, discuss the phenomenon of 'multiple voices' in literary texts and examine the category of 'voice' for its relevance as an instrument of textual analysis. The volume investigates all aspects of the relationship between the narrator's speech and that of the narrative figures within the triad of author, narrator and figure, drawing in historical aspects and insights from the psychology of cognition and reception. In this it presents innovative fundamental research on central questions of modern narrative theory.

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Andreas Blödorn ist Wissenschaftlicher Assistent im Fachbereich Allgemeine Literaturwissenschaft an der Bergischen Universität Wuppertal.

Daniela Langer ist wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin im Fachbereich Neuere deutsche Literatur an der Georg-August-Universität Göttingen.

Michael Scheffel ist Inhaber des Lehrstuhls für Neuere deutsche Literaturgeschichte und Allgemeine Literaturwissenschaft an der Bergischen Universität Wuppertal.

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    Frontmatter

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    Inhaltsverzeichnis

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    Einleitung: Stimmen – im Text?

    1
    Andreas Blödorn, Daniela Langer and Michael Scheffel
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    Silencing the Voice in Narratology? A Synopsis

    9
    Els Jongeneel
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    Die Stimme des Formalismus. Die Entwicklung des Stimmenbegriffs im russischen Formalismus

    31
    Matthias Aumüller
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    Implikationen eines metaphorischen Stimmenbegriffs: Derrida – Bachtin – Genette

    53
    Andreas Blödorn and Daniela Langer
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    Wer spricht? Überlegungen zur ‚Stimme‘ in fiktionalen und faktualen Erzählungen

    83
    Michael Scheffel
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    Mimesis der Stimme. Fiktionstheoretische Aspekte einer narratologischen Kategorie

    101
    J. Alexander Bareis
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    Rhetorische Gattungstheorie und konstruktivistische Hermeneutik

    123
    Árpád Bernáth
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    Wer sagt das? Erzählen mit Stimmverlust

    151
    Fotis Jannidis
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    Voice, irony and ethos: the paradoxical elusiveness of Michel Houellebecq’s polemic writing in Les particules élémentaires

    165
    Liesbeth Korhals Altes
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    Stimmen-Wirrwarr? Zur Relation von Erzählerin- und Figuren-Stimmen in Elfriede Jelineks Roman Gier

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    Olaf Grabienski, Bernd Kühne and Jörg Schönert
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    Stimmenvielfalt, Referenzialisierung und Metanarrativität in Hermann Hesses Der Steppenwolf

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    Jan-oliver Decker
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    ‚Stimme‘ und ‚Identität‘: Das Verschwinden der ‚Geschichte‘ in Knut Hamsuns Pan, Johannes V. Jensens Skovene, Joseph Conrads Heart of Darkness und Robert Müllers Tropen

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    Martin Nies
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    Konstruktionen ‚authentischer‘ Stimmen. Zum Verhältnis von ‚Stimme‘ und Identität in Feridun Zaimoglus Kanak Sprak

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    Julia Abel
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    ‚Stimme(n)‘ als Text und Stimme(n) als Ereignis

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    Rüdiger Zymner
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    Vorlesbarkeit – zur Lautstilistik narrativer Texte

    349
    Reinhart Meyer-kalkus
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    Backmatter

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Pages and Images/Illustrations in book
eBook published on:
November 6, 2008
eBook ISBN:
9783110199956
Hardcover published on:
May 19, 2006
Hardcover ISBN:
9783110185713
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Front matter:
7
Main content:
389
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8
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110199956
eBook ISBN: 9783110199956
Hardcover ISBN: 9783110185713
Keywords for this book
Erzähltechnik; Erzählfigur; Rede /i.d. Literatur; Literaturtheorie
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Wissenschaftler, Institute, Bibliotheken
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