دانلود کتاب The one vs. the many: minor characters and the space of the protagonist in the novel

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Frontmatter\nPROLOGUE The Iliad\'s Two Wars (page 1)\n The Proem (page 1)\n When Achilles Disappears: A Reading of Book 2 (page 3)\n The Death of Lykaon (page 8)\nINTRODUCTION Characterization and Distribution (page 12)\n Character-Space: Between Person and Form (page 12)\n Characterization and the Antinomies of Theory (page 14)\n \"They Too Should Have a Case\" (page 21)\n Two Kinds of Minorness (page 24)\n Function and Alienation: The Labor Theory of Character (page 26)\n Realism, Democracy, and Inequality (page 30)\n Austen, Dickens, Balzac: Character-Space in the Nineteenth-Century Novel (page 32)\n The Minor Character: Between Story and Discourse (page 37)\nCHAPTER ONE Narrative Asymmetry in Pride and Prejudice (page 43)\n Minor Character in a Narrative Structure (page 43)\n The Double Meaning of Character (page 50)\n The One vs. the Many (page 56)\n Asymmetry: From Discourse to Story (page 62)\n Characterizing Minorness 1: Compression (page 68)\n The Space of the Protagonist 1: Elizabeth\'s Consciousness (page 77)\n Characterizing Minorness 2: Externality (page 82)\n Helpers: Charlott Lucas and the Actantial Theory (page 88)\n The Space of the Protagonist 2: Elizabeth\'s Self-Consciousness (page 97)\n Wickham: \"How He Lived I Know Not\" (page 103)\n Minor Minor Characters: Representing Multiplicity (page 116)\nCHAPTER TWO Making More of Minor Characters (page 125)\n Distorted Characters and the Weak Protagonist (page 125)\n Between Jingle and Joe: Asymmetry and Misalignment in The Pickwick Papers (page 133)\n Seeing into Sight: Mr. Elton and Uriah Heep (page 143)\n Partial Visibility and Incomplete Vision: The Appearance of Minor Characters (page 149)\n Repetition and Eccentricity: Minor Characters and the Division of Labor (page 155)\n \"Monotonous Emphasis\": Minorness and Three Kinds of Repetition (page 167)\nCHAPTER THREE Partings Welded Together: The Character-System in Great Expectations (page 177)\n Between Two Roaring Worlds: Exteriority and Characterization (page 177)\n The Structure of Childhood Experience (page 188)\n Interpreting the Character-System: Signification, Position, Structure (page 194)\n Metaphor, Metonymy, and Characterization (page 198)\n Getting to London (page 207)\n Three Narrative Workers and the Dispersion of Labor in Great Expectations (page 213)\n The Double: A Narrative Condition? (page 238)\nCHAPTER FOUR A qui la place?: Characterization and Competition in Le Père Goriot and La Comédie humaine (page 244)\n Typification and Multiplicity (page 244)\n The Character-System in Le Père Goriot (page 260)\n The Shrapnel of Le Père Goriot (page 288)\nAFTERWORD Sophocles\'s Oedipus Rex and the Prehistory of the Protagonist (page 319)\nNotes (page 337)\nWorks Cited (page 375)\nAcknowledgments (page 383)\nIndex (page 385)