10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EVENTFULNESS»
Discover the use of
eventfulness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
eventfulness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Eventfulness in British Fiction
A series of analyses of canonical British novels and tales, from the early modern period to the end of the 20th century, demonstrates in detail how this concept can be put into practice for a specific contextual interpretation of the ...
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Ethics and
Eventfulness in Middle English Literature
J. Allan Mitchell. counterbalances the original impulse to sin and is therefore
innate; it is not an acquired power. It is a natural rectitude, accessible as a
function of reason, which Philip describes as an inner voice that “murmurs back
in answer ...
1) The notion of narrativity as used in this paper combines the two senses
differentiated by Sternberg (2001) and Prince (1999) in the opposition between
binary narrativehood and gradational narrativity: eventfulness as the differential
criterion ...
John Pier, José Angel García Landa, 2008
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Narratology: An Introduction
e) Tellability There is another term which has recently often been used in
connection with eventfulness: tellability. This term, introduced by William Labov (
1972), designates something that is worth telling, the noteworthiness of a story (cf
.
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Christopher Marlowe the Craftsman: Lives, Stage and Page
Chapter 9 On the Eventfulness of Hero and Leander Stephen Booth Hero and
Leander is — aside, I guess, from The Rime of the Ancient Mariner — the most
appreciated narrative poem in Modern English. And it is woefully
underappreciated.
Sarah K. Scott, Michael L. Stapleton, 2010
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What is Narratology?: Questions and Answers Regarding the ...
Narrativity. and. Eventfulness. 1. What Can or Should it Mean to Be Narrative?
Two distinct concepts of narrativity can be identified in the study of literature. The
first became established in classical narrative theory, particularly the work of ...
Tom Kindt, Hans-Harald Müller, 2003
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Narratology Beyond Literary Criticism: Mediality, Disciplinarity
There is one final reason to stipulate that the minimal narrative element is
composed of more than a single event: in some cases, it is not possible to
determine the eventfulness or episodicity of a predication (see Schmid 2003 and
Lehmann ...
Jan Christoph Meister, Tom Kindt, Wilhelm Schernus, 2005
This volume: * analyzes the process of cultural event development, management and marketing and links these processes to their wider cultural, social and economic context * provides a unique blend of practical and academic analysis, with a ...
Greg Richards, Robert Palmer, 2012
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Human Shadows Bright as Glass: Drama as Speculation and ...
The audience giving itself to the play, however, as yet enthralled in the felt
eventfulness, performs the play of histrionic and exorbitant becoming one with
another, like the actor playing another or like Aristotle's "well-endowed poet," who
can ...
With these in mind, we have cues for analyzing the sort of eventfulness that the
poem contains. And in analyzing this eventfulness, we shall make basic
discoveries about the structure of the work itself" ( PLF, 73) . This functional
approach to a ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EVENTFULNESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
eventfulness is used in the context of the following news items.
The stunning 50-year transformation of Soviet photography
As a result of his international experience, he criticised the lack of eventfulness in Soviet photographs in a series of articles published in the ... «Scroll.in, Jun 15»
Game Of Thrones (newbies): “Mother's Mercy”
It never completely lost its way, but season five lost a touch of eventfulness in preparation for the events of the past three episodes. So “Mother's ... «A.V. Club Milwaukee, Jun 15»
Boys Lacrosse: Despite loss, proud Bergen Catholic caps best …
... lifer Coach Haemmerle, he added that the 2015 season was unlike any other in his lacrosse tenure in terms of eventfulness and success. «NJ.com, Jun 15»
Poet Robert Adamson's Net Needle looks beyond Sydney Harbour
The subject matter of these poems, in its eventfulness and powerful genius loci, is reminiscent of Adamson's prose memoir Inside Out. «The Australian, May 15»
Dheepan: lacks the gravitas of Jacques Audiard's best-loved works …
For all the melodramatic eventfulness of A Prophet and Rust and Bone, those films were tonally consistent and epic in scope. Dheepan may ... «Irish Times, May 15»
To be or not to be
... song, all to share the ensemble as a whole with the audience and to add an air of eventfulness, and context, to the performing of the play." «The Nation, May 15»
Match Preview: City vs Aston Villa
... more episodic adventures of Yaya Toure and agent co-star Dimitri Seluk, the week has not lacked without its now customary eventfulness. «Bitter And Blue, Apr 15»
The Bulgarian Sadness of Georgi Gospodinov
This narrative play allows Gospodinov to emulate what he has called “the non-eventfulness” of recent history in Bulgaria, where the Communist ... «The New Yorker, Apr 15»
MAHONEY: Naomi's had a good ride so far
Her four decades in the business have been full of change and eventfulness. She got punched in the eye once by a fare who didn't want to pay, ... «Hamilton Spectator, Apr 15»
Timothy Spall inhabits the artist in "Mr. Turner"
There is little in the way of narrative eventfulness in the film, but Leigh luxuriates in the moments, providing glimpses of what it takes to be an ... «Isthmus, Mar 15»
