Claes Wahlin Libros

This collection of essays discusses various perspectives on narratology. Well-known scholars in the field such as Gerald Prince and F. K. Stanzel focus on central concepts such as the narrative moment and free indirect discourse. Other essays consider famous narratological problems, for example the question of narrative levels and the narrating instance. Together these essays present some of the most recent thoughts on a subject which is becoming crucial for anyone interested in literary theory and semiotics.