'Narrative Theory' is an online introduction
to classical structuralist narratological analysis. The first section
addresses the structure of the action or fabula, a mode of analysis
that originates in Aristotle's 'Poetics', a seminal work in the theory
of narrative. Aristotle's main concepts bearing on fabula structure are
examined: his definition of plot and unity of action, his
classification of kinds of plots, taking into account the characters'
knowledge, and his conception of the sections of plots. This is
followed by an account of his theory of characters.
Keywords: Poetics, Narratology, Action, Representation, Plot, Discourse structure, Literary theory,
The Structure of the Fabula (I):
Aristotle's Poetics (Narrative Theory, 1)
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"The Structure of the Fabula, 1: Aristotle's Poetics (Narrative Theory,
1)." Academia 13 June 2017.*
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"The Structure of the Fabula, 1: Aristotle's Poetics (Narrative Theory,
1)." ResearchGate 14 June 2017.*
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"The Structure of the Fabula, 1: Aristotle's Poetics (Narrative Theory,
1)." Humanities Commons 30 April
2018.*
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