NARRATIVES IN SPACE AND TIME: BEYOND "BACKDROP" ACCOUNTS OF NARRATIVE ORIENTATION.

In this article I argue that narrative theory (at least in sociolinguistics) has treated orientation in space and time in a taken for granted, unexamined way, typically as establishing space/time coordinates as part of the contextual backdrop of narrative structure. Instead of single, homogeneous no...

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Published in:Narrative Inquiry Vol. 13; no. 2; pp. 347 - 367
Main Author: Baynham, Mike
Format: Article
Published: John Benjamins Publishing Co. 2003
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