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Notes on the Notion ‘Narrative’
Prose narrative is currently a popular topic of research. However, the term narrative until recently did not have a prominent position in literary criticism, where the focus had been on poetry, not prose. This essay examines various senses of the term, considering how it relates to terms such as genre, fiction, drama, chronicle. Reference is made to Aristotle’s Poetics and Rhetoric and other writings on rhetoric.
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