Frontiers of Narrative Studies Volume 3 Issue 1: Special Issue: Narrative and Narcissism: Conceptual Framework, Cultural Contexts, and Interdisciplinary Interfaces / Guest Editor: Nora Berning (2017)

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Volume 3 (2017): Issue 1 (Sep 2017): Special Issue: Narrative and Narcissism: Conceptual Framework, Cultural Contexts, and Interdisciplinary Interfaces / Guest Editor: Nora Berning

in Frontiers of Narrative Studies

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Preface
Introduction
Narrating Narcissus, reflecting cognition: Illusion, disillusion, “self-cognition” and “love as passion” in Ovid and beyond
Narcissus has been with us all along: Ancient stories as narcissistic narratives
Narcissism in cultural theory: Perspectives on Christopher Lasch, Richard Sennett, and Robert Pfaller
On the seductions of psychoanalytic story-telling: Narcissism and the problems of narrative
The journeying self: From narcissism to solidarity and doxology
The “Me Decade”: Textual and figural narcissism in Robert M. Pirsig’s motorcycle narrative Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance: An inquiry into values (1974)
Representations of CEO narcissism in films by Ethan and Joel Coen
Ahead of the curve in the MBA bubble: Institutional narcissism and the narrative reconstruction of moral agency
General Section
- How an author’s mind made stories: Emotion and ethics in Tagore’s short fiction
- Narrative Theory, 2006–2015: Some highlights with applications to Ian McEwan’s Atonement

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Frontiers of Narrative Studies

Online ISSN:: 2509-4890

First published:: 28 Aug 2017

Language:: English

Publisher:: De Gruyter

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