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Revisions for Non-temporal Linking in Narration

Revision	Operations
4. October 2013 by Wilhelm Schernus	current revision
2. July 2013 by Jan Horstmann

Definition
Explication
Aspects of the Phenomenon and History of its Study
Perception of Equivalence in Narrative
Equivalence in Poetic and Classical Narrative Prose
Functions of Equivalence in Narrative
Rhetorical Function
Shaping Archisituations
Shaping Categorical Frames
Marking Eventfulness
Forming Gestalten
History of the Study
Russian Formalism and its Ambiance
Western Research
Topics for Further Investigation
Bibliography
Works Cited
Further Reading

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