the living handbook of narratology

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Revisions for Author

Revision	Operations
31. December 2014 by Wilhelm Schernus	current revision
29. December 2014 by Wilhelm Schernus
13. February 2014 by Wilhelm Schernus
29. September 2013 by Wilhelm Schernus
4. July 2013 by Jan Horstmann
4. July 2013 by Jan Horstmann
29. June 2013 by Paul Hamann

Definition
Explication
Communicative Instances in Narrative Representations
Authorship and Reception of the Work
Author as a Social Role
Collaborative as well as Anonymous, Pseudonymous and Fictitious Authorship
History of the Concept and its Study
Antiquity
Middle Ages
Early Modern Period
Early 18th Century until the Mid-20th Century
Since the Mid-20th Century
Topics for Further Investigation
Bibliography
Works Cited
Further Reading

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