What is the difference between representational and ontological narrativity? What is the relationship between narrative and experience? What are the benefits of taking an ontological approach to narrativity particularly in terms of the 'dimensions of narrativity' that Somers outlines? And finally, do you think that we could analyse the theorists and theories of myth we have looked at this term using Somer's reconfigured theory of narrativity? What would be revealed if we did?
If that doesn't grab you, maybe a trip to the pub after the lecture on Thursday will?
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