Contents

• the living handbook of narratology

• Author
  • Jörg Schönert
• Character
  • Fotis Jannidis
• Cognitive Narratology
  • David Herman
• Coherence
  • Michael Toolan
• Computational Narratology
  • Inderjeet Mani
• Conversational Narration - Oral Narration
  • Monika Fludernik
• Dialogism
  • David Shepherd
• Diegesis - Mimesis
  • Stephen Halliwell
• Dreaming and Narration
  • Richard Walsh
• Event and Eventfulness
  • Peter Hühn
• Fictional vs. Factual Narration
  • Jean-Marie Schaeffer
• Focalization
  • Burkhard Niederhoff
• Heteroglossia
  • Valerij Tjupa
• Identity and Narration
  • Michael Bamberg
• Illusion (Aesthetic)
  • Werner Wolf
• Implied Author
  • Wolf Schmid
• Implied Reader
  • Wolf Schmid
• Mediacy and Narrative Mediation
  • Jan Alber & Monika Fludernik
• Metalepsis
  • John Pier
• Metanarration and Metafiction
  • Birgit Neumann & Ansgar Nünning
• Multiperspectivity
  • Marcus Hartner
• Narratee
  • Wolf Schmid
• Narration in Film
  • Johann N. Schmidt
• Narration in Poetry and Drama
  • Peter Hühn & Roy Sommer
• Narration in Various Disciplines
  • Norbert Meuter
• Narration in Various Media
  • Marie-Laure Ryan
• Narrative Constitution
  • Michael Scheffel
• Narrative Empathy
  • Suzanne Keen
• Narrative Levels
  • Didier Coste & John Pier
• Narrativity
  • H. Porter Abbott
• Narratology
  • Jan Christoph Meister
• Narrator
  • Uri Margolin
• Non-temporal Linking in Narration
  • Wolf Schmid
• Performativity
  • Ute Berns
• Perspective - Point of View
  • Burkhard Niederhoff
• Poetic or Ornamental Prose
  • Wolf Schmid
• Possible Worlds
  • Marie-Laure Ryan
• Reader
  • Gerald Prince
• Schemata
  • Catherine Emmott & Marc Alexander
• Simultaneity in Narrative
  • Uri Margolin
• Skaz
  • Wolf Schmid
• Space
  • Marie-Laure Ryan
• Speech Representation
  • Brian McHale
• Story Generator Algorithms
  • Pablo Gervás
• Tellability
  • Raphaël Baroni
• Unreliability
  • Dan Shen