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Revisions for Diachronic Narratology. (The Example of Ancient Greek Narrative)

Revision	Operations
24. January 2014 by Jan Horstmann	current revision
6. September 2013 by Wilhelm Schernus
4. September 2013 by Jan Horstmann
4. September 2013 by Jan Horstmann

Definition
Explication
History of the Concept and its Study
From Synchronic to Diachronic Narratology
A History of Ancient Greek Narrative as an Example of Diachronic Narratology
Defining Ancient Greek Narrative
Form and Function of Narrative Devices
Genres and Development
Narratology and (Oral) Poetry
Topics for Further Investigation
Bibliography
Works Cited
Further Reading

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