Old Tamil Sangam akam lyrics - coded "mini-narratives"?

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Narrative is normally taken to be a story – ‘the recounting of one or more real or fictitious EVENTS communicated by one, two, or several (more or less overt) NARRATORS to one, two, or several (more or less overt) NARRATEES’ (Prince 1991, 58). However, there is a minimum requirement that at least two real or fictive events (or one situation and one event) are recounted (Labov, Prince, Rimmon-Kenan). This minimum requirement is satisfied by the (symbolical) poetic code of Sangam love lyrics ( akam ), which refers to the place (and time) and also to the event (arrival, meeting, departure, waiting for etc.). There is a narrator and a recipient of the story (a friend). Besides these ‘minimum’ narratives or ‘mini-narratives’ (particularly the short poems of a few lines), there can also be more elaborate verses with more elements (longer poems, e.g. in the Akanāṉūṟu ). The paper will illustrate these properties on several examples to clarify and possibly reconcile the above contradictio in adiecto . … celý popis

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Jaroslav Vacek, 1943-2017

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Archiv orientální. -- ISSN 0044-8699. -- Roč. 80, č. 3 (2012), s. 357-370

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literární teorie

naratologie

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literary theory

narratology

events

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