Pub Date : 2012-06-16DOI: 10.5250/STORYWORLDS.4.2012.0123
H. Sklar
In this essay I elaborate an approach to helping the intellectually disabled construct their own life narratives. The study brings together insights from several areas of research: autobiographical works that have been produced by intellectually disabled individuals, including life histories that have been generated through ethnographic approaches developed by anthropologists and sociologists; research on life stories, with particular attention to the ethical implications of collaborative “autobiography”; disability studies, with special emphasis on its applications to the intellectually disabled; and narrative theory, particularly recent work that has attempted to bring narratological concepts into dialogue with graphic narratives—that is, narratives that, assuming the form of comics or more extended graphic novels, are told via sequences of word-image combinations.
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Pub Date : 2011-05-26DOI: 10.5250/STORYWORLDS.3.2011.0073
B. Richardson
The case of a character in a novel bearing the name or likeness of its nonfi ctional creator dramatizes the fault line that separates fi ction from nonfi ction, a distinction more durable than many care to acknowledge yet not as unbridgeable as others would aver. We can get a sense of what is at stake in this distinction by glancing at the way Nabokov begins his afterword, “On a Book Entitled Lolita”: “After doing my impersonation of the suave John Ray, the character in Lolita who pens the Foreword, any comments coming straight from me may strike one—may strike me, in fact—as an impersonation of Vladimir Nabokov talking about his own book” (1970: 313). One of the great intellectual achievements of modern narrative theory was to establish a fundamental differentiation between the narrator and the author and to ensure that the positions advocated by the one are not simplistically and erroneously pred-
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Pub Date : 2011-05-26DOI: 10.1353/stw.2011.a432688
David Herman
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Pub Date : 2011-05-26DOI: 10.5250/STORYWORLDS.3.2011.0001
Bronwen Thomas
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Pub Date : 2011-05-26DOI: 10.5250/STORYWORLDS.3.2011.0139
Alex Mitchell, K. McGee
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Pub Date : 2011-05-26DOI: 10.5250/STORYWORLDS.3.2011.0025
A. Nicolopoulou
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Pub Date : 2011-05-26DOI: 10.5250/STORYWORLDS.3.2011.0117
Marco Caracciolo
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Pub Date : 2011-05-26DOI: 10.5250/STORYWORLDS.3.2011.0049
Richard G. Walsh
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In Vom Mythos zum Logos (1940), a book that became emblematic of a now rather passe, idealized view of ancient Greek culture, Wilhelm Nestle proposed that the greatest achievement of the Greeks was the abandonment of the mythological interpretation of the world in favor of a rationalist model, developed with the tools of analytic thinking. Nestle’s account has since been supplanted by newer approaches, which found a lot more than myth in mythos and a lot less than pure reason in logos. However, if we restrict the meaning of his two terms and read mythos simply as “story” and logos as “logic,” Nestle’s catchphrase takes us back to a seminal event in cultural history, an event that has not been examined with the attention it deserves. More specifi cally, this essay argues that what we call, for short, “the birth of logic” can best be understood not as the abandonment of the narrative mode
威廉·奈斯特(Wilhelm Nestle)在1940年出版的《理性的神话》(Vom Mythos zum Logos)一书中提出，希腊人最伟大的成就是放弃了对世界的神话解释，转而采用理性主义模式，并利用分析思维的工具发展起来。这本书如今已成为古希腊文化一种相当过时的理想化观点的象征。雀巢的说法后来被更新的方法所取代，这些方法在神话中发现了更多的神话，在商标中发现了更少的纯粹理性。然而，如果我们限制他的两个术语的含义，把神话简单地理解为“故事”，把标志理解为“逻辑”，雀巢的口号就把我们带回到文化史上的一个重大事件，一个没有得到应有关注的事件。更具体地说，本文认为，我们所谓的“逻辑的诞生”最好不要理解为对叙事模式的放弃
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