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Who if not He? A narrative semiotic reading of Kierkegaard's either/or
Marsen proposes an interpretation of Kierkegaards Either/Or I from a narrative perspective. It aims to show how the philosophy of life communicated in this book is constructed by a creative manipulation of linguistic signs and a hidden presence of narrative patterns.
Journal Article
Narrative and identity construction in the Pacific Islands
Farzana Gounder (ed.). (2015). Narrative and identity construction in the Pacific Islands. Amsterdam: John Benjamins. Pp. xvi, 260. Pb. $149.
Book Review
Forbidden Words: Taboo and the Censoring of Language
Marsen reviews Forbidden Words: Taboo and the Censoring of Language by Keith Allan and Kate Burridge and Bad Language: Are Some Words Better Than Others? by Edwin Battistella.
Book Review
BOOK NOTES
Andrew Salway & David Herman consider two case studies to show how computer-assisted text analysis can lead to revisions of narrative theory. Using GPS technology and inspired by Australian aboriginal mythic practices, Storytrek integrates geographical data with narrative elements, providing the users with stories related to their location. [...]Heather Lotherington discusses the uses of digital technology in elementary school storytelling.
Book Review
