International audienceThe narrator (the answer to the question "who is speaking ?") is a commonly used notion in the teaching of literature and in literary criticism, even though it is the object of an ongoing and undetermined debate in narrative theory or theories. Is there a narrator in all fictional narratives, or only in some of them (which presupposes that narratives can be told "without a narrator") ? This question divides "communicational" theories, according to which communication between a real or fictional narrator and narratee is constitutive of the definition of the narrative, and "non-communicational" theories, which can also be called "poetic" theories of fictional narrative, which consider that the fictional narrative, or a c...
The present article seeks to analyse the narrator’s role in Nancy Huston’s novel published in 1998, ...
International audienceLe narrateur (réponse à la question « qui parle ? ») est une notion très explo...
International audienceThis article presents itself as a critical study of the book by Jon-Arild Olse...
International audienceThe narrator (the answer to the question "who is speaking ?") is a commonly us...
International audienceThis article is the expanded version of a talk given at the international symp...
International audienceThis article is made up of two talks presented in French and English, at two c...
International audienceLe narrateur (réponse à la question « qui parle ? ») est une notion très explo...
Introduction de Le Narrateur. Introduction à la théorie narrative, Paris, Armand Colin, coll. " U ",...
AbstractThe structure and members of the narrative communication are viewed from the position of nar...
International audienceThe article deals with the relationships between narrative (more precisely, na...
International audienceCan we conceive "narratorless" narration? The narrator (the answer to the ques...
International audienceThis article, which falls within the field of the history and epistemology of ...
International audiencePrésentation de l'éditeur:Précédemment publié par Armand Colin en 2009 (sous u...
Although Roland Barthes, in his programmatic article “Introduction à l’analyse structurale des récit...
In his book "Fiction and Diction", Gerard Genette bemoans a contradiction between the pretense and t...
The present article seeks to analyse the narrator’s role in Nancy Huston’s novel published in 1998, ...
International audienceLe narrateur (réponse à la question « qui parle ? ») est une notion très explo...
International audienceThis article presents itself as a critical study of the book by Jon-Arild Olse...
International audienceThe narrator (the answer to the question "who is speaking ?") is a commonly us...
International audienceThis article is the expanded version of a talk given at the international symp...
International audienceThis article is made up of two talks presented in French and English, at two c...
International audienceLe narrateur (réponse à la question « qui parle ? ») est une notion très explo...
Introduction de Le Narrateur. Introduction à la théorie narrative, Paris, Armand Colin, coll. " U ",...
AbstractThe structure and members of the narrative communication are viewed from the position of nar...
International audienceThe article deals with the relationships between narrative (more precisely, na...
International audienceCan we conceive "narratorless" narration? The narrator (the answer to the ques...
International audienceThis article, which falls within the field of the history and epistemology of ...
International audiencePrésentation de l'éditeur:Précédemment publié par Armand Colin en 2009 (sous u...
Although Roland Barthes, in his programmatic article “Introduction à l’analyse structurale des récit...
In his book "Fiction and Diction", Gerard Genette bemoans a contradiction between the pretense and t...
The present article seeks to analyse the narrator’s role in Nancy Huston’s novel published in 1998, ...
International audienceLe narrateur (réponse à la question « qui parle ? ») est une notion très explo...
International audienceThis article presents itself as a critical study of the book by Jon-Arild Olse...