48 research outputs found
Materials research in the sea: An investigation into the influence of environmental exposure on mechanical properties of glassfibre reinforced composites
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A short note on the compressive behaviour of aramid fibre reinforced plastics
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Een onderzoek naar de repareerbaarheid van een koolstofcording in een zweefvliegtuigvleugel
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Een ultrasonic scanning technique with adjustable sensitivity level settings for quality control of advanced composites
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Niet destructief ultrasoon onderzoek aan moderne vezelversterkte kunststoffen
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De abstracte auteur als spoor: Narratologie en poststructuralisme
Full text linkClassical narratology is based on a model of hierarchically ordered and strictly distinguished narrative layers. In that model, the ‘abstract author’ (or ‘implied author’) is the overarching entity, securing the overall meaning of the text. Even in its postclassical guise, narratology has never known how to cope with poststructuralism, precisely because the latter questions hierarchies and the fixation of meaning. In this paper we want to open a new perspective on the concept of the abstract author, taking into account the findings of poststructuralism. We give a short history of the concept of the abstract author, and review some persistent problems with the notion, referring to Wolf Schmid’s Narratology. As a concrete demonstration, we read Willem Elsschot’s ‘Achter de schermen’, a paratext of his novel Tsjip, showing how an abstract author willy-nilly deconstructs itself. Finally, we put forward a poststructuralist interpretation of the concept, connecting it with the notion of singularity
