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1 online resource (173 pages) |
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Routledge Studies in Multimodality Ser |
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Routledge Studies in Multimodality Ser
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| Contents |
Cover; Half Title; Series Information; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Table of contents; Figures; Tables; Acknowledgements; 1 Introduction; Types of storytelling; Spontaneous conversational storytelling; Elicited storytelling; Formal storytelling; Live storytelling performances; Applied storytelling performances; Multimodality in oral storytelling; Aim and scope; References; 2 Narrativity of oral storytelling; Narrativity; Narrativity and plot structures; Narrativity and cognitive processes; Narrativity, plot structures and cognitive processes; "Simple" narrativity of oral tales |
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Narrativity of live storytelling performancesExpanding the textual economy for oral storytelling; Story, storytelling discourse and storytelling event; Incorporating the product and the process; References; 3 Contextualized multimodal framework; The framework -- overview; Elements of the story; Events; Characters; Temporality and spatialization; Structures and features of the storytelling discourse; Overall structures; Multimodal performance features; Situational and functional variables of the storytelling event; Dynamics of the storyteller and audience |
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Compatibility between forms, functions and situationsReferences; 4 Application: Illustrative examples; Building the corpus; Analytical procedures; Capturing multimodal features; Transcription conventions; Notations in word descriptions; Sample Analysis I; Institutional settings and purposes; Dynamics of the storyteller and audience; Elements of the story; Event sequence; (Day 1); (Day 2); (Day 3); Characters; Temporality and spatialization, Overall structure and multimodal performance features of the storytelling discourse; Abstract |
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Orientation -- background information (introducing the characters)Orientation -- general frame; Orientation -- narrow frame; Main action; Resolution; Representation of repeated sequence of events; Representation of new sequence of events; Coda; Compatibility between forms, functions and situations; Sample Analysis II; Institutional settings and purposes; Dynamics of the storyteller and audience; Elements of the story; Event sequence; Characters; Temporality and spatialization, Overall Structure and Multimodal Performance Features of the Storytelling Discourse; Abstract |
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Orientation (general frame)Orientation (background information -- introducing the characters); Orientation (narrow frame); Main action (main complication); Resolution; Preliminary solution to the main problem; Additional problem (ii) -- orientation and main action; Additional problem (ii) -- resolution; Eventual solution to the main problem; Coda; Compatibility between forms, functions and situations; Note; References; 5 Insights and implications; Summary of observations; Implications; Narrativity in context and totality; Exploitability of features made available by the medium; References |
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6 Expanded application and conclusion |
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Print version record |
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Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9781351059985 |
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135105998X |
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9781351059978 |
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1351059971 |
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