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Six promenades dans les bois du roman et d'ailleurs

Umberto Eco

1994

Gothic traditions and narrative techniques in the fiction of Eudora Welty

Ruth D. Weston

1994

Neverending stories

Ingeborg Hoesterey, Ann Clark Fehn, Maria Tatar

1992

Time and Narrative (Time & Narrative)

Paul Ricœur

1985

Story and discourse

Seymour Benjamin Chatman

1978

The narrative covenant ; transformations of genre in the growth of biblical literature

David Damrosch

1987

Identity, narrative, and politics

Maureen Whitebrook

2001

Narrative & imagination

Richard L. Eslinger

1995

The sermon

Eugene L. Lowry

1997

The text as thou

Steven Kepnes

1992

Reading matters

Joseph Tabbi, Michael Wutz

1997

Healing plots

Dan P. McAdams, Ruthellen Josselson, Amia Lieblich

2004

Narrative criticism of the New Testament

James L. Resseguie

2005

Narrative analysis

Martin Cortazzi

1993

Narrative form

Suzanne Keen

2003

Storytelling and Myth Making

Frank D. McConnell

1979

Theory and the novel

Williams, Jeffrey

1998

A glance beyond doubt

Shlomith Rimmon-Kenan

1996

The poetics of biblical narrative

Meir Sternberg

1985

The rhetoric of fiction

Wayne C. Booth

1961

Nature and narrative

K. W. M. Fulford

2003

The teller in the tale

Louis Decimus Rubin

1967

Holy lives, holy deaths

Antoinette Clark Wire

2001

Narrative

Michael J. Toolan

1988

Routledge encyclopedia of narrative theory

Herman, David, Marie-Laure Ryan

2004

Mark

Ernest Best

1983

Figures of literary discourse

Gérard Genette

1982

Narratology and biblical narratives

D. F. Tolmie

1998

The homiletical plot

Eugene L. Lowry

1980

The body speaks

James L. Griffith

1994

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