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Narrative Metalepsis in Persian Stories [PDF]

open access: yesMatn/Pizhūhī-i Adabī, 2016
This study aimed at defining and classifying types of metalepsis, and analyzing its status in Persian stories. Narrative metalepsis refers to the combination of various narrative levels, whereby the author could descend to the story level and communicate
Ghodrat Ghasemipour
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Metalepsis and/as Hermeneutics: Julian Hanebeck’s Understanding Metalepsis [PDF]

open access: yes, 2022
Julian Hanebeck: Understanding Metalepsis: The Hermeneutics of Narrative Transgres¬sion. Berlin / Boston: De Gruyter 2017 (= Narratologia 56). 288 pp. GBP 81.99.
Effe, Alexandra
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Metalepsis Üzerine

open access: yesJournal of Turkish Research Institute, 2019
Metalepsis, antik dönemdeki hukukî söylemden kaynaklanan ve Gérard Genette tarafından anlatı düzeyleri arasındaki geçişleri betimlemek için anlatı teorisine transfer edilen bir terimdir. Genette tarafından “ekstradiegetik anlatıcının ya da kurgusal okuyucu/dinleyicinin (“anlatılan”ın) diegetik dünyaya (ya da diegetik karakterlerin meta-diegetik dünyaya)
Dervişcemaloğlu, Bahar   +1 more
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metalepsis

open access: yes, 2018
Abstract From a functional point of view, metalepsis can be defined as the shift of a figure within a text (usually a character or a narrator) from one narrative level to another, marking a trangression of ontological borders. This procedure makes the reader or addressee aware of the fictional status of a text and ensures the ...
Peter v. Möllendorff
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Interactional Metalepsis and Unnatural Narratology [PDF]

open access: yesNarrative, 2016
This article argues that interactional metalepsis is a device that is inherently built into ergodic digital fiction and thus that ergodic digital fiction is necessarily unnatural. Offering a definition and associated typology of interactional metalepsis as it occurs in digital fiction, it explores the ways in which these media-specific and unnatural ...
Bell, Alice
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Metalepsis in Popular Culture

open access: yes, 2011
Metalepsis refers to the crossing of boundaries between fiction and reality in narratives. This volume provides a systematic overview of metalepsis, its types and effects, in popular culture.
Kukkonen, Karin., Klimek, Sonja.
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Metalepsis Drifts: for a Figurative Reading of Conspiracy Narratives. The Example of Umberto Eco and the Conspiracy Machine

open access: yesArgumentation Et Analyse Du Discours
Many experts on conspiracy theory reduce the phenomenon to its rational, cognitive dimension. 1Yet the aesthetic dimension and narrative pleasure are obvious in conspiracist discourse, whose rhetoric closely follows the codes of popular fiction.
Julien Cueille
exaly   +3 more sources

Metalepsis and/as Hermeneutics. Julian Hanebeck’s Understanding Metalepsis [Review of: Julian Hanebeck: Understanding Metalepsis. The Hermeneutics of Narrative Transgression. Berlin 2017]

open access: yesDiegesis: Interdisziplinäres E-Journal für Erzählforschung, 2017
Review of:Julian Hanebeck: Understanding Metalepsis. The Hermeneutics of Narrative Transgression.
Alexandra Effe
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The reader and the narrative metalepsis in the novel 'The Attic' by Danilo Kiš [PDF]

open access: yesBaština, 2022
As a writer who read and followed the contemporary literature and literary theory in several different languages and who intensively contemplated the act of reading and thematised it in his belletristic prose, Kiš had already problematised in his novel ...
Bečejski Mirjana M.
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La metalepsis narrativa – consideraciones alrededor de las clasificaciones

open access: yes, 2013
Según la primera definición propuesta en el año 1972 por el teórico literario francés Gérard Genette, la metalepsis es el traspaso de la frontera entre el nivel diegético del narrador y la diegesis, es decir el mundo narrado por el narrador.
Lutas, Liviu,
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