000006011 001__ 6011 000006011 005__ 20190219081244.0 000006011 037__ $$aINPRO--2011-006 000006011 041__ $$aeng 000006011 100__ $$aGarcía Landa, José Angel 000006011 245__ $$aNarrating Narrating 000006011 260__ $$c2004-09-01 000006011 300__ $$a7 000006011 520__ $$aThere is a structural/genetic continuity between everyday oral narrative and elaborate literary narratives, with listeners gradually becoming an audience. Literary stories which narrate some character's oral narrating keep us aware of this continuity, and build bridges between advanced literate and oral forms, reappropriating orality for literature, and constructing advanced interactional forms precisely through a return, with a difference, to the origins of narrative interaction. The paper examines some aspects of oral narration in written fiction, and suggests the general proposition that retelling is a crucial concept in narrative analysis, as narratives always retell earlier narratives. 000006011 540__ $$9info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess$$aEsta obra está sujeta a una licencia de uso Creative Commons. Se permite la reproducción total o parcial, la distribución, la comunicación pública de la obra y la creación de obras derivadas, siempre que no sea con finalidades comerciales, y sempre que se reconzca la autoria de la obra original.$$uhttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/ 000006011 6531_ $$aNarración 000006011 6531_ $$aOralidad 000006011 6531_ $$aNarrador 000006011 6531_ $$aNarratología 000006011 6531_ $$aInteracción lingüística 000006011 6531_ $$aTeoría literaria 000006011 6531_ $$aAnálisis del discurso 000006011 8560_ $$fgarciala@unizar.es 000006011 8564_ $$s111064$$uhttps://zaguan.unizar.es/record/6011/files/INPRO--2011-006.pdf$$zArchivo asociado 000006011 9102_ $$a$$bFilología Inglesa y Alemana 000006011 980__ $$aPREPRINT