Narratologists commonly draw a distinction between the story and those things that tell the story- the tellings, as I will call them here. Here is an example intended to highlight that distinction. The Parable of the Sower is a parable found in the New Testament books of Matthew, Mark and Luke, and in the non-canonical Gospel of Thomas. Though the relevant pieces of text in the Gospels are remarkably similar, no two of the four are identical. The verses in Matthew, Mark and Luke, have been translated and paraphrased, along with the rest of the Bible, into literally thousands of different languages and versions, all of which include the The Parable of the Sower
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Purpose – Stories and the telling of stories constitute a major part of our daily life, yet how this...
Purpose – Stories and the telling of stories constitute a major part of our daily life, yet how this...
The power of these stories comes from the unique way they plug into human living. Posting about the...
This paper seeks to investigate some of the defining elements of narrative. The underlying assumptio...
Narratologists commonly draw a distinction between the story and those things that tell the story- t...
I argue that one cannot hold a Meinongian ontology of fictional characters and have a causal theory ...
The general topic of this paper is the ontological commitment to so-called "fictitious objects", tha...
A good many models used in physics and economics offer descriptions of imaginary situations, using a...
The folklorist Vladímir Propp identified a curious phenomenon in his study of 100 Russian fairy tal...
Well-written narratives communicate more than information. What a story communicates is as important...
This article links the significance of the process of crafting and receiving stories to a greater un...
<strong>Narratological investigation and exegesis of the message of the gospels</strong>...
This paper argues that by re-thinking our conception of story and narrative, particularly in light o...
This paper follows on from the premise that humans are narrative beings, i.e. their identity is foun...
Stories which are set apart from the surrounding discourse, contain sufficient detail to engage the ...
Purpose – Stories and the telling of stories constitute a major part of our daily life, yet how this...
Purpose – Stories and the telling of stories constitute a major part of our daily life, yet how this...
The power of these stories comes from the unique way they plug into human living. Posting about the...
This paper seeks to investigate some of the defining elements of narrative. The underlying assumptio...