On narrative - Mitchell, W. J. Thomas, 1942-. (Chicago, Ill. : University of Chicago Press, 1981)
White, H. The value of narrativity in the representation of reality.--Schafer, R. Narration in the psychoanalytic dialogue.--Derrida, J. The law of genre.--Kermode, F. Secrets and narrative sequence.--Goodman, N. Twisted tales.--Chatman, S. What novels can do that films can't (and vice versa).--Turner, V. Social dramas and stories about them.--Ricoeur, P. Narrative time.--LeGuin, U.K. It was a dark and stormy night.--Afterthoughts on narrative: Hernadi, P. On the how, what, and why of narrative. Scholes, R. Language, narrative, and anti-narrative. Smith, B.H. Narrative versions, narrative theories.--Critical response: Mink, L.O. Everyman his or her own annalist.--Waldman, M.R. The otherwise unnoteworthy year 711.--White, H. The narrativization of real events.
'The articles in this volume originally appeared in Critical inquiry, volume 7, number 1 (Autumn 1980).'
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Keywords: Discourse analysis, Narrative -- Addresses, essays, lectures; Narration (Rhetoric) -- Addresses, essays, lectures