The Cambridge Companion to Narrative Theory - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Dedication

pp v-vi

Contents

pp vii-viii

Figures and Table

pp ix-ix

Contributors

pp x-xiii

Acknowledgments

pp xiv-xiv

Chronology

pp xv-xviii

Introduction

pp 1-10

Part I - Foundations

pp 11-102

1 - Narrative Theory’s Longue Durée

pp 13-28

2 - Questions of Scale: Narrative Theory and Literary History

pp 29-45

3 - The Body of Plot: Viktor Shklovsky’s Theory of Narrative

pp 46-60

4 - Adventures in Structuralism: Reading with Barthes and Genette

pp 61-71

5 - The Feminist Foundations of Narrative Theory

pp 72-86

6 - Philosophies of History

pp 87-102

Part II - Motifs

pp 103-150

7 - Character

pp 105-119

8 - Time

pp 120-131

9 - Pleasure

pp 132-150

Part III - Coordinates

pp 151-261

10 - Breaks, Borders, Utopia: Race and Critical Narrative Poetics

pp 153-168

11 - Queer Narrative Theory

pp 169-182

12 - Screenarration: The Plane and Place of the Image

pp 183-200

13 - Narrative Theory and the Lyric

pp 201-216

14 - Contemporary Formalisms

pp 217-230

15 - Digital Games and Narrative

pp 231-247

16 - Narrative Theory and Novel Theory

pp 248-261

Further Reading

pp 262-268