دانلود کتاب The Role of Unexpected Events in Stories: J. Bruner’s and C. Feldman’s Florentine Seminar

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Preface
Acknowledgements
Contents
Part I
Chapter 1: The Seminar: “Narratives and Cultural Psychology”
1.1 Turmoil Among the Apostles
1.2 The Scientific Work of C. Feldman and J. Bruner Around the 2000s
1.3 Jerome Bruner as an Anticipator
1.4 Notes on the Way the Seminar Has Been Transcribed
References
Chapter 2: The Seminar on “Narratives and Cultural Psychology”: Part 1
2.1 J. Bruner’s Talk on “Three Faces of Narratives: Lives, Literatures and Law”
2.2 C. Feldman’s Comments on Bruner’s Talk
2.3 Bruner’s Replay
2.4 General Discussion
References
Chapter 3: The Seminar “Narratives and Cultural Psychology”: Part 2
3.1 C. Feldman’s Talk on “The Construction of Mind and Self in an Interpretive Community”
3.2 J. Bruner’s Comments on Feldman’s Talk
3.3 Feldman’s Replay
3.4 General Discussion
References
Chapter 4: The Text of the Seminar: Guidelines for its Interpretation
4.1 Main Themes that Emerged During the Seminar
4.2 Peripeteia as Key Concept
4.3 Plebeian and Noble Narratives
References
Part II
Chapter 5: Peripeteia and Canonicity
5.1 Coming Back to Aristoteles: The Original Concept of Peripeteia
5.2 The Inevitable Ambiguity Between Canonicity and Violation
5.3 What Is Explicit and What Is Implicit in Ordinariness
5.4 The Engine that Makes Life Move
References
Chapter 6: Peripeteia and Types of Stories
6.1 The Role Played by Peripeteia in Stories
6.2 Stories Without Peripeteia or Stories of the First Type
6.3 Complete Stories or Stories of the Second Type
6.4 Stories Without a Solution or Stories of the Third Type
6.5 Hypothesis Stories or Stories of the Fourth Type
6.6 Stories as Means to Deal with Peripeteia
References
Chapter 7: Text and Interpretation
7.1 The Development of Text and the Emergence of Subjectivity
7.2 Text, Author, and Reader
7.3 Interpretive Cooperation
7.4 Paratext
References
Chapter 8: From Interpretive Cooperation to Interpretive Community
8.1 The Mind-Culture Problem
8.2 Possible Convergences
8.3 The Interpretive Community
8.4 Uniformity and Conflict
References
Chapter 9: Conclusions
9.1 Interpretive Communities
9.2 Politics and Democracy
9.3 Education
9.4 Stories
9.5 Aesthetics
Index