the living handbook of narratology

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Revisions for Narration and Narrative in Legal Discourse

Revision	Operations
31. May 2014 by Wilhelm Schernus	current revision
25. January 2014 by Wilhelm Schernus
25. January 2014 by Wilhelm Schernus
23. January 2014 by Wilhelm Schernus
17. January 2014 by Jan Horstmann
17. January 2014 by Jan Horstmann
17. January 2014 by Jan Horstmann

Definition
Explication
Aspects of the Phenomena
Subtypes of Research on Narration and Narrative in Legal Discourse
Legal Narration as a Contestation of Narratives
Law and Literature, Law as Rhetoric
Legal Narrative and the Recognition of Minoritarian Experience
Legal Narrative as Narration, and Narrative Issues in Legal Interpretation
Legal Narrative as Cultural Narrative
Relevance for Narratology
Topics for Further Investigation
Bibliography
Works Cited
Further Reading

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