Titlebook: Narrative Bodies; Toward a Corporeal N Daniel Punday Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2003 Narration.Narrati

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Conceiving Modern Narrative,in many fields. In Germany, G.W. Leibniz theorized the concept of “possible worlds”—the idea that our reality can be viewed as one of a nearly infinite number of possible other states of being through which God sorted in the process of deciding how the human world should unfold (1686). In Italy, Gia

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The Body and Kinetic Space,n interest—somewhat uncharacteristic for narratology, as we have seen—in the physical location of characters. Indeed, it may be setting’s intimate connection to physical placement and the human body that has led narratology to pay it relatively little attention. Abstract textual models of “spatial f

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Conclusion Redefining Narrative,rrative is historicist in nature. Indeed, many of the books that I have drawn on repeatedly throughout this study—Lynch’s work on character bodies, Armstrong on domestic fiction, Gallagher on circulation—might well be considered anti-narratological by virtue of their insistence on the specific histo

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