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Introduction: From Western Narratology to Chinese Narratology
Chapter 1: Meta-narrative and the Myth of the Sun
Chapter 2: Original Ecological Narrative in Shan-hai Jing (the Classic of Mountains and Seas)
Chapter 3: Chinese Narrative Tradition Starts in the Pre-Qin Period
Chapter 4: The Ante-narrative on Bronze Wares
Chapter 5: Porcelain Narrative and Cultural Analysis
Chapter 6: the Magic Contract: New Review of Four Chinese Great Classical Novels
Chapter 7: Charm of Intertextuality: New Interpretation of Four Chinese Great Folk Novels
Chapter 8: Fu and the Evolution of Narrative in Ancient China
Chapter 9: The Narrative Semantic of Appearance Description
Chapter 10: Initial Study on Acoustic Narrative
Chapter 11: Anxiety over Focalization
Chapter 12: Local Generation of Swan-Maiden Stories
Chapter 13: Deep Interpretation of Xu Xun Legend.
Chapter 1: Meta-narrative and the Myth of the Sun
Chapter 2: Original Ecological Narrative in Shan-hai Jing (the Classic of Mountains and Seas)
Chapter 3: Chinese Narrative Tradition Starts in the Pre-Qin Period
Chapter 4: The Ante-narrative on Bronze Wares
Chapter 5: Porcelain Narrative and Cultural Analysis
Chapter 6: the Magic Contract: New Review of Four Chinese Great Classical Novels
Chapter 7: Charm of Intertextuality: New Interpretation of Four Chinese Great Folk Novels
Chapter 8: Fu and the Evolution of Narrative in Ancient China
Chapter 9: The Narrative Semantic of Appearance Description
Chapter 10: Initial Study on Acoustic Narrative
Chapter 11: Anxiety over Focalization
Chapter 12: Local Generation of Swan-Maiden Stories
Chapter 13: Deep Interpretation of Xu Xun Legend.