Libros de Gérard Genette

Fiction And Diction

Aesthetic Relation

• One of the best-known continental theorists writing today, Gerard Genette here explores our..

The Fantastic: Piracy, Banditry, And Holy War In The Sixteenth-century Adriatic

• 180 páginas
• "This, the first of Todorov's books to be translated into English (it was originally published in French in 1970), is brilliant.. Todorov's attempt to formulate a general theory for studying themes without subordinating literary theory to...

The Work Of Art

• 284 páginas
• What art is its very nature is the subject of this book by one of the most distinguished..

Palimpseste

• 544 páginas

Fiction And Diction

• 172 páginas
• Litteraturens aspekter beskrevet ud fra forskellige indfaldsvinkler med udgangspunkt i bl. a. Roman Jakobson's definitioner

Palimpsests

• 491 páginas
• By definition, a palimpsest is ?a written document, usually on vellum or parchment, that has been written upon several times, often with remnants of erased writing still visible.? Palimpsests (originally published in France in 1982), one of GÃ&curr...

Paratexts

• In ’Paratexts, ’ an English translation of ’Seuils, ’ Gerard Genette shows how the special pragmatic status of paratextual declarations requires a carefully calibrated analysis of...

Paratexts

• 456 páginas
• Paratexts are those liminal devices and conventions, both within and outside the book, that mediate between book, author and reader: titles, forewords and publishers' jacket copy form part of a book's private and public history. In this first English...

Narrative Discourse Revisited

• 178 páginas
• In Narrative Discourse Revisited Genette both answers critics of the earlier work and provides a better-defined, richer, and more systematic view of narrative form and functioning. This book not only clarifies some of the more complex issues in the study...

Narrative Discourse

• 288 páginas
• Gerard Genette, a critic of international stature, here builds a systematic theory of narrative upon an analysis of the writings of Marcel Proust, particularly Remembrance of Things Past. Adopting what is essentially a structuralist approach, the author...