Sources

Meretoja, Hanna

Prince, Gerald

The Ethics of Storytelling: Narrative Hermeneutics, History, and the Possible. 2018.

Narratology: The Form and Function of Narrative. 1982.

Dictionary of Narratology: Revised Edition. 2003.

“First, narrative ethics is in itself an interdisciplinary area of research, most commonly understood either as a subfield of narrative studies or as a particular approach to ethics.” p. 26.

“Narrative, indeed universal and infinitely varied, may be defined as the representation of real or fictive events or situations in a time sequence.” p. 1

“Narratology is the study of the form and functioning of narrative.” p. 4.

“The representation (as product and process, object and act, structure and structuration) of one or more real or fictive events communicated by one, two, or several (more or less overt) narrators to one, two, or several (more or less overt) narratees.” p. 58