Literary geography and the short story: setting and narrative style
Literary geography and the short story: setting and narrative style
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DOI：
10.1177/1474474010380064
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发表时间：
2010-10
影响因子：
1.6
通讯作者：
Sheila Hones
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作者：
Sheila Hones
本文探讨短篇小说文学地理中的背景和叙事风格。第一节回顾了四种关于地理的评论。在第二部分，它使一个密切的阅读爱丽丝步行者的一页的故事"牵牛花"，它认为，为故事的发生，读者必须有助于事件不仅是一个高水平的参与性参与，而且愿意行使一种特殊的空间知识。
This article deals with setting and narrative style in the literary geography of short fiction. In its first section it reviews four commentaries on geographies of the short story. In its second section it makes a close reading of Alice Walker’s one-page story ‘Petunias’ in which it argues that for the story to happen readers must contribute to the event not only a high level of participatory engagement but also a willingness to exercise a particular kind of spatial knowledge.