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Narratiuncula^[1] narratio brevis est, in principio unam paragraphum longam continens, quod et in diariis et in anthologiis in lucem edi solebat. Quod genus litterarium medio aevo exeunte ortum simile mythistoriae et prope realismum erat, nec se multum a fabella differebat. Inde a saeculo XIX auctores progressive alias dicendi potestates explicavere in innitendis historia concentratione ad firmandum effectum huius lectori, v.gr. per inopinatam enodationem. Etiam themata amplificata sunt; narratiuncula praestantissima phantasticarum, criminalium, scientiae ficticiae litterarum forma factum est. Edgari Allan Poe pondus huic generi potissimum fuit, in Iaponia Ryūnosuke Akutagawa pater narratiuncularum esse putatur, atque hodie Alice Munro est. In Germania illustres huius generis scriptores fuerunt Volfgangus Theodoricus Schnurre, Henricus Böll et Volfgangus Borchert.

Notae

↑ Quint., Institutio oratoria 1.9.6; Plin. Epistulae 6.33.8.

Bibliographia

Browns, Julie, ed. (1997). Ethnicity and the American Short Story. Novi Eboraci: Garland
Goyet, Florence (2014). The Classic Short Story, 1870-1925: Theory of a Genre. Cantabrigiae: Open Book Publishers
Gelfant, Blanche, ed. (2000). The Columbia Companion to the Twentieth-Century American Short Story. Novi Eboraci: Columbia University Press
Hart, James, ed. (1995). Oxford Companion to American Literature. Oxoniae: Oxford University Press
Ibáñez, José R., José Francisco Fernández, et Carmen M. Bretones, eds. 2007. Contemporary Debates on the Short Story. Bernae: Lang.
Iftekharrudin, Farhat, ed. (2003). Postmodern Approaches to the Short Story. Westport Connecticutae: Praeger
Kennedy, Gerald J., ed. (2011). Modern American Short Story Sequences: Composite Fictions and Fictive Communities. Cantabrigiae: Cambridge University Press
Lohafer, Susan (2003) Reading for Storyness: Preclosure Theory, Empirical Poetics, and Culture in the Short Story. Johns Hopkins University Press.
Magill, Frank, ed. (1997). Short Story Writers. Pasadenae Californiae: Salem Press
Patea, Viorica, ed. (2012). Short Story Theories: A Twenty-First-Century Perspective. Amstelodami: Rodopi
Scofield, Martin, ed. (2006) The Cambridge Introduction to the American Short Story. Cambridge University Press.
Watson, Noelle, ed. (1994). Reference Guide to Short Fiction. Detroiti: St. James Press
Winther, Per, ed. (2004). The Art of Brevity: Excursions in Short Fiction Theory and Analysis. Columbiae Carolinae Meridianae: University of South Carolina Press

[1] Quint., Institutio oratoria 1.9.6; Plin. Epistulae 6.33.8.

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+'''Narratiuncula'''<ref>[[Quintilianus|Quint.]], ''[[Institutio oratoria]]'' 1.9.6; [[Gaius Plinius Caecilius Secundus|Plin.]] ''[[Epistulae (Plinius)|Epistulae]]'' 6.33.8.</ref> narratio brevis est, in principio unam [[paragraphus|paragraphum]] longam continens, quod et in [[diarium|diariis]] et in [[anthologia|anthologiis]] in lucem edi solebat. Quod [[genus (ars)|genus]] [[litterae|litterarium]] [[medium aevum|medio aevo]] exeunte ortum  simile [[mythistoria]]e et prope [[realismus litterarius|realismum]] erat, nec se multum a [[litterae pueriles|fabella]] differebat. Inde a [[saeculum 19|saeculo XIX]] auctores progressive alias dicendi potestates explicavere in innitendis historia concentratione ad firmandum effectum huius lectori, v.gr. per inopinatam [[enodatio]]nem. Etiam themata amplificata sunt; narratiuncula praestantissima [[litterae phantasticae|phantasticarum]], [[mythistoria criminalis|criminalium]], [[scientia ficticia|scientiae ficticiae]] litterarum forma factum est. [[Edgarus Allan Poe|Edgari Allan Poe]] pondus huic generi potissimum fuit, in Iaponia [[Ryūnosuke Akutagawa]] pater narratiuncularum esse putatur, atque hodie [[Alice Munro]] est. In Germania illustres huius generis scriptores fuerunt [[Volfgangus Theodoricus Schnurre]], [[Henricus Böll]] et [[Volfgangus Borchert]].
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 == Notae ==
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 * {{cite book |editor=Iftekharrudin, Farhat |editor2=Joseph Boyden |editor3=Joseph Longo |editor4=Mary Rohrberger |title=Postmodern Approaches to the Short Story |publisher=Westport Connecticutae: Praeger |year=2003 }}
 * {{cite book |editor=Kennedy, Gerald J. |title=Modern American Short Story Sequences: Composite Fictions and Fictive Communities |publisher=Cantabrigiae: Cambridge University Press |year=2011 }}
-* {{cite book | author =Lohafer, Susan |title=Reading for Storyness: Preclosure Theory, Empirical Poetics, and Culture in the Short Story |publisher=Baltimorae: Johns Hopkins University Press |year=2003}}
+* Lohafer, Susan (2003) ''Reading for Storyness: Preclosure Theory, Empirical Poetics, and Culture in the Short Story.'' Johns Hopkins University Press.
 * {{cite book |editor-last=Magill |editor-first=Frank |title=Short Story Writers |publisher=Salem Press |location=Pasadenae Californiae |year=1997}}
 * {{cite book |editor=Patea, Viorica |title=Short Story Theories: A Twenty-First-Century Perspective |publisher=Amstelodami: Rodopi |year=2012 }}
-* {{cite book |editor=Scofield, Martin |title=The Cambridge Introduction to the American Short Story |publisher=Cantabrigiae: Cambridge University Press |year=2006 }}
+* Scofield, Martin, ed. (2006) ''The Cambridge Introduction to the American Short Story.'' Cambridge University Press.
 * {{cite book |editor-last=Watson |editor-first=Noelle |title=Reference Guide to Short Fiction |publisher=St. James Press |location=Detroiti |year=1994}}
 * {{cite book |editor=Winther, Per |editor2=Jakob Lothe |editor3=Hans H. Skei |title=The Art of Brevity: Excursions in Short Fiction Theory and Analysis |publisher=Columbiae Carolinae Meridianae: University of South Carolina Press |year=2004 }}