the living handbook of narratology

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Revisions for Narrative Ethics

Revision	Operations
9. December 2014 by Wilhelm Schernus	current revision
26. January 2014 by Jan Horstmann
21. November 2013 by Jan Horstmann
21. November 2013 by Jan Horstmann
21. November 2013 by Jan Horstmann

Definition
Explication
Characteristic Questions and Positions
Literary Ethics and Narrative Ethics
Narrative Ethics in Relation to Politics and Aesthetic
History of the Concept and its Study
Literary Ethics in Antiquity
Literary Ethics before “The Theory Revolution” of the 1970s
The Theory Revolution as Preparation for the Ethical Turn
The Ethical Turn: Poststructuralist and Humanist Ethics
Ethics and the Narrative Identity Thesis
Topics for Further Investigation
Bibliography
Works Cited
Further Reading

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