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|a Beltrami, Marzia,
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|a Spatial plots :
|b virtuality and the embodied mind in Baricco, Camilleri and Calvino /
|c Marzia Beltrami
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|a In discussions about plot, causality and chronology are sometimes held out as the only possible organising principles. And yet readers often transmute fragmented writings, parallel storylines, or tales within tales into a meaningful whole. Other patterns play a role in guiding their attention and, as Beltrami suggests, they invite us to make sense of narratives as spaces to be explored. The critical analysis of selected works by Alessandro Baricco (b. 1958), Andrea Camilleri (1925-2019) and Italo Calvino (1923-1985) dovetails broader theoretical reflection about th eways in which narrative comprehension, far from being 'extraordinary, ' is a practice embedded in our everyday life and deeply rooted in the sense-making strategies we use to negotiate the world around us. Drawing on recent studies in cognitive literary criticism and cognitive narratology, this book investigates the techniques that elicit such 'spatial' understanding and illustrates how a cognitive-oriented approach may help illuminate the internal workings of certain narrative texts and open up novel readings. The images of map, trajectory and fractal are offered to represent three types of spatial plots, three ways in which stories may be understood and navigated as spaces.
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|a Plot as map: Alessandro Baricco's City or nothing to do with the metropolis -- Plot as trajectory: navigating counterfactuals in Andrea Camilleri and the crime fiction genre -- Plot as fractal: Calvino's se una notte d'inverno un viaggiatore. A vertigo of variation and repetition
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|a Baricco, Alessandro,
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|x Criticism and interpretation.
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|a Camilleri, Andrea
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|a Italian literature
|y 20th century
|x History and criticism.
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|a Cognition in literature.
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|a Littérature italienne
|y 20e siècle
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|a Cognition dans la littérature.
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