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Mehrsträngiges Erzählen in der Vormoderne

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Mehrsträngiges Erzählen in der VormoderneDie Gestaltung polyzentrischer Welten und die Parallelfhrung mehrerer Handlungsstrnge war zu allen Zeiten eine besondere Herausforderung narrativer Weltkonstruktion. In den groen Rittererzhlungen des Mittelalters und der Frhen Neuzeit wurde hierfr eine charakteristische Form gefunden, die von der neueren Forschung mit der textilen Metapher des 'entrelacement' belegt wurde. Erzhlen im Modus des entrelacement zeichnet sich nicht zuletzt durch prgnante

Die Gestaltung polyzentrischer Welten und die Parallelführung mehrerer Handlungsstränge war zu allen Zeiten eine besondere Herausforderung narrativer Weltkonstruktion. In den großen Rittererzählungen des Mittelalters und der Frühen Neuzeit wurde hierfür eine charakteristische Form gefunden, die von der neueren Forschung mit der textilen Metapher des 'entrelacement' belegt wurde. Erzählen im Modus des entrelacement zeichnet sich nicht zuletzt durch prägnante Autoreflexivität aus, die in ihren elaborierteren und oft metaleptischen Formen durchaus modern anmuten kann. Dieser Band gibt in seiner Einleitung zunächst einen Überblick über die Geschichte dieser Erzählweise, geht anschließend der Frage nach ihrer möglichen Vorgeschichte in der antiken Literatur nach und wirft dann Streiflichter auf die Verwendung des entrelacement in der mittelhochdeutschen, der altnordischen und der italienischen Ritterepik. Der abschließende Beitrag fragt nach epistemologischen Konnotationen der digressiven Erzählweise und erkennt in ihr eine spezifische Weise narrativer Kontingenz- oder Pluralitätsbewältigung.

EAN: 9783515137850
Farbverschnitt: Generell werden die Bücher ohne Farbverschnitt geliefert, auch wenn die Abbildungen einen Farbverschnitt zeigen.
Erscheinungsjahr: 05.05.2025
Titel der Reihe: Text und Kontext#43#
Redaktion: Häsner, Bernd & Zimmermann, Daniel
Seitenzahl/Blattzahl: 188
Keyword: Ariost & Montaigne; Entrelacement in der altnordischen Sagaliteratur; Kohärenz und Digression im Orlando furioso; Mehrsträngiges Erzählen in der Antike; Metalepsen und mehrsträngiges Erzählen; Narratologie des entrelacement; Scene shifting in der mittelhochdeutschen Epik
Fachschema: Literaturgeschichte~Vormoderne
Blätteranzahl: 188 Blätter
Länge: 240 mm
Breite: 170 mm
Höhe: 12 mm
Gewicht: 339 gr
Produktform: Kartoniert
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