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Daniela Hahn, Andreas Schmidt - Bad Boys and Wicked Women

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Daniela Hahn (ed.), Andreas Schmidt (ed.)

Bad Boys and Wicked Women

Series: Münchner Nordistische Studien

Volume 27 2016

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Joanne Shortt Butler The Best of a Bad Bunch? Hrafnkels saga and Narrative Expectations S. 317-355

„… 317 Joanne Shortt Butler The Best of a Bad Bunch? Hrafnkels saga and Narrative Expectations In …” „… audience expectations regarding certain character types and narrative techniques, the story denies us the …” „… narrative expectations. Hrafnkell himself is described as an ójafnaðarmaðr, but in a number of ways he does …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-4

„… ................................................................. 273 Joanne Shortt Butler: The Best of a Bad Bunch? Hrafnkels saga and Narrative Expectations …”

Andreas Schmidt, Daniela Hahn Bad Boys and Wicked Women: An Introduction S. 7-20

„… . 273–316) contributions show. While Shortt-Butler demonstrates how the inversion of narrative expectations …” „… record of that life is still by a greater interval in advance of all the common modes of narrative then …” „… known to the more fortunate or more luxurious parts of Europe.1 Icelandic narrative of the medieval …”

Daniela Hahn Expanding the Repertoire. Theft as a Means of Whetting in the Sagas of Icelanders S. 144-171

„… Sagas of Icelanders and discuss the narrative function of their crime. In doing so, I will suggest that …” „… . 146 bloody action. As a narrative technique, the hvǫt speeds the action and forces an evaluation of …” „… she has certain expectations regarding her future husband: Gunnarr var í tignarklæðum þeim, er Haraldr …”

Yoav Tirosh Argr Management: Vilifying Guðmundr inn ríki in Ljósvetninga saga S. 240-272

„… , the narrative defies the audience’s expectations and ›skips‹ the conflict. The potential for conflict …” „… saga and Narrative Expectations«, in: Daniela Hahn / Andreas Schmidt (eds.), Bad Boys and Wicked Women …” „… enemies, as many a saga-ambusher exploited. The narrative allows itself to have some meta-fun at the …”

Matthias Teichert The Sorcerous Succubus from Samiland. Monstrous Womanhood and the Abject in the Snæfríðr Episode of Haralds saga hárfagra S. 198-214

„… bulky frame narrative of some 1100 printing pages representing some of the author’s greatest …” „… it immediately follows a discussion on vampirism on the frame narrative level.1 The plot involves a …” „… the late 18th century the ghoul paradigm, who may be female as well as male in Oriental narrative, is …”

Andreas Schmidt ›hinn versti maðr á ǫllum norðrlǫndum‹, or House of Cards in the Faroe Islands: Conceptualising the ›Bad Guys‹ in Færeyinga saga S. 273-316

„… : »The Best of a Bad Bunch? Hrafnkels saga and Narrative Expectations«, in: Daniela Hahn / Andreas …” „… , since their approach is best suited to capture the fundamental narrative complexity of Færeyinga saga …” „… sees as a core constituent of narrative literature as such, and focusing on an immoral central actor …”

Marion Poilvez Those Who Kill: Wrong Undone in the Sagas of Icelanders S. 21-58

„… Butler, Joanne 2016: »The Best of a Bad Bunch? Hrafnkels saga and Narrative Expectations«, in: Daniela …” „… narrative strategy that excuses characters such as killers …” „… this article, I will focus on narratives dealing with homicide scenes as key moments for a literary …”

doi.org/10.5771/9783831672868

Monika Fludernik, Nicole Falkenhayner, Julia Steiner - Faktuales und fiktionales Erzählen

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Monika Fludernik (ed.), Nicole Falkenhayner (ed.), Julia Steiner (ed.)

Faktuales und fiktionales Erzählen

Series: Faktuales und fiktionales Erzählen

Volume 1 2015

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Matthias Bauer Ironie und Ambiguität: Annäherungen aus literaturwissenschaftlicher Sicht S. 139-158

„… und Zuschauer bei dramatischer Ironie) (s. u. Great Expectations-Beispiel); es kann sich auf der …” „… Expectations-Beispiel innerhalb der Fiktion ein Rahmen dafür geschaffen wird, eine Äußerung als erzählerische Ironie zu …” „… „narrative sentences“ und andererseits als „represented speech and thought“ gelesen werden können (2001: 260 …”

Mary Fulbrook Narrating a Significant Past: Historical Writing and Engaged History S. 77-94

„… form of fiction, in that historical narratives are 'created' from rather than 'found' in the past. I …” „… aspects worthy of discussion. First, such an approach can help us to revise received narratives, in that …” „… particular subject, it is not always easy to write – to produce the actual text, the narrative on the page …”

Barbara Korte Geschichte im Fernsehen zwischen Faktualität und Fiktionalität: Das Dokudrama als Hybridform historischer Darstellung, mit einer Fallstudie zu Simon Schamas Rough Crossings S. 181-198

„… zeichnen sich durch sinnfällige, kohärente Narrative, durch Bebilderung und Formen der ,Belebung‘ aus …” „… inkorporieren, weil in ihrer Sicht jeder Dokumentarfilm zumindest minimal narrativ ist: „Auch wenn manche …” „… narrative which are easily digestible in television time-spans. The Great War series was highly dramatic …”

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Franz-Josef Deiters, Alex Fliethmann, Birgit Lang, Alison Lewis, Christiane Weller - Limbus – Australisches Jahrbuch für germanistische Literatur- und Kulturwissenschaft Krieg / War

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Franz-Josef Deiters (ed.), Alex Fliethmann (ed.), Birgit Lang (ed.), Alison Lewis (ed.), Christiane Weller (ed.)

Limbus – Australisches Jahrbuch für germanistische Literatur- und Kulturwissenschaft Krieg / War

Series: Limbus. Australisches Jahrbuch für germanistische Literatur und Kulturwissenschaft | Limbus. Australian Yearbook of German Literary and Cultural Studies

Volume 7 2014

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Robert Buch Before the Firing Squad. Heiner Müller’s Wolokolamsker Chaussee I S. 99-116

„… the texts mentioned give rise to and thwart these readerly expectations.In Russische Eröffnung the …” „… question of realism. Indeed, there is a longstanding rapport between realist narrative and war. In spite of …” „… recalcitrance, the peculiar attraction war has for realist nar-rative becomes easier to grasp. War, especially …”

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SozW Soziale Welt

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SozW Volume 73 (2022) Issue 3 ISSN Online: 2942-3414

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Roman Gibel, Judith Nyfeler transparency reloaded. Über Transparenz als Erwartung in der Organisationsgesellschaft S. 578-608

„… other hand result in variant and sometimes contrary realizationsof these expectations.Keywords …” „… ; Organisati-onsgesellschafttransparency reloadedOn transparency as an expectation in the organizational societyAbstract: Transparency has …” „… up to these expectations. The focusof this article is the increasing demand for transparency directed …”

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Monika Fludernik, Frank L. Schäfer - Erzählen und Recht / Narrative and Law

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Monika Fludernik (ed.), Frank L. Schäfer (ed.)

Erzählen und Recht / Narrative and Law

Series: Faktuales und fiktionales Erzählen

Volume 12 2022

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Arild Linneberg Legal Narratives as Imaginary Constructions: Siegfried Kracauer, Historiography and Law’s Stories S. 181-192

„… expectations.The Construction of Reality in Law’s StoriesThe construction of reality in legal narratives could be …” „… Legal Narratives as Imaginary Constructions:Siegfried Kracauer, Historiography and Law’s …” „… StoriesArild LinnebergOn the Construction of Legal NarrativesAt the University of Bergen, “The Bergen School of …”

Peter Schneck Narrative Claims: Literary Ownership and the Question of Property S. 71-92

„… coherence as a major requirement and expectation of legal and cultural narratives of legitimate property and …” „… Narrative Claims: Literary Ownership andthe Question of PropertyPeter SchneckNarrative Claims …” „… perspectives on the question of how literary narratives engage with property: as a legal institution or as a …”

Claire Wrobel Penal Theory and Practice as Plot Matrix: From Jeremy Bentham’s Principles of Penal Law to Margaret Atwood’s The Heart Goes Last S. 213-232

„… narrative theory” (Dannenberg 2005, 435). The ‘law’ under scrutiny here is Jeremy Bentham’s penal theory …” „… “series of events consisting of an outline of the action of a narrative or drama” and of a “secret plan to …” „… seventeenth centuries. It has been suggested that “concepts of narrative organization emerged from a …”

Robert Spoo Fictions of Copyright: Charles Dickens and American Trade Courtesy S. 55-70

„… somewhat anomalous in a volume on narrative and law, since my subject is really neither law, legally …” „… Our Mutual Friend, £1250 for Great Expectations, and (probably) £2000 for the never-finished The …” „… , social exchange, expectations respecting the future, and the like” (65). As Macneil shows, relational …”

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