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narrative space: a standalone construct

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narrativespace1 CONSTRUCTNarrative spaceZORAN · LITERARY GEOGRAPHY

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Literary geography

a model of space in narrative, set out by Zoran,, built at topographical, chronotopic and textual levels as the reader reconstructs it.

In literary geography, narrative space refers to a model of space in narrative, set out by Zoran,, built at topographical, chronotopic and textual levels as the reader reconstructs it. This meaning comes from Zoran (1984) in Poetics Today.[1]

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  1. Zoran, G. (1984). Towards a Theory of Space in Narrative. Poetics Today, 5(2), 309. https://doi.org/10.2307/1771935

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