1. Violations of Mimetic Epistemology in First-Person Narrative Fiction.
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Heinze, Ruediger
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MIMETIC words , *THEORY of knowledge , *FIRST person narrative , *NARRATION , *POINT of view (Literature) , *FICTION writing techniques , *NARRATORS , *LITERATURE , *LANGUAGE & languages - Abstract
The article focuses on the mimetic epistemology violations of fictional narratives. It examines the consequences of naturalizing and narrativizing the narratives. The possibilities and limitations of the narrativization based on assumptions of literary scholar James Phelan are discussed. It also presents a tentative typology of paraleptic narrators in first person narrative fiction. These include the illusory paralepsis, humorous paralepsis, mnemonic paralepsis, global paralepsis and local paralepsis.
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- 2008
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