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Narrator’s, reader’s and character’s positions WORLD views Character views Narrator reads subjectivity Reader intersubjectivity Intrusive narrator Viewpoint in Translation: Foolen & Yamaguchi 4 26/6/2013
Cognitive linguistic approach to narratives * Narratives can be explained through the properties of CL * Subjectivity / intersubjectivity * Dancygier (2012) * Narratives have been examined in terms of * Speech-‐Thought-‐Representation / Leech and Short (1981, Chap. 10) * 1. How does the narrator present speech? * Direct Speech * Indirect Speech * Free Indirect Speech * First-‐Person Narration / Third-‐Person Narration * 2. What thought does the narrator present? Viewpoint in Translation: Foolen & Yamaguchi 5 26/6/2013
Page 1 and 2: Viewpoint in Translation: The r
Page 3: Story Beginning * The protagonist
Page 7 and 8: Statements * Conceptual construct
Page 9 and 10: Opening (English) * (1) Five sw
Page 11 and 12: Opening (German) * (1) Im Aussi
Page 13 and 14: Narrator’s experience * Link b
Page 15 and 16: Rashii ‘seem’ * Evidential u
Page 17 and 18: The Snow Country * 国境の
Page 19 and 20: Summary * Imperfect translation
Page 21 and 22: * Kawabata, Yasunari (1075) Beau

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