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–1979
1980–1999
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story grammar
Mlacha, Shaaban A.K.
1991.
The construction of a story grammar in Kiswahili prose fiction.
In
Blommaert, Jan
, ed.
Swahili Studies. Essays in Honour of Marcel Van Spaandonck.
Academia Press
.
pp. 199–208
.
Shen, Yeshayahu
.
1989.
The X-bar grammar for stories: Story grammar revisited.
Text
9
(4) : 415–467.
Shen, Yeshayahu
.
1988.
Schema theory and the processing of narrative texts: The x-bar story grammar and the notion of discourse topic.
Journal of Pragmatics
12
(4) : 639–676.
Walters, Joel
and
Y. Wolf
.
1986.
Language proficiency, text content and order effects in narrative recall.
Language Learning
36
(1) : 47–64.
Mandler, Jean Matter
.
1984.
Stories, scripts, and scenes: Aspects of schema theory.
L. Erlbaum
.
Abelson, Robert P.
1983.
Commentary points
.
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences
6
: 591–592.
Allen, James F.
1983.
Do story grammars and story points differ?
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences
6
: 592–593.
Bereiter, Carl
.
1983.
Story grammars as knowledge
.
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences
6
: 593–594.
Black, John B.
1983.
Are story representations good for anything?
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences
6
: 594–595.
Brewer, William F.
1983.
Form, content, and affect in the theory of stories
.
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences
6
: 595–596.
Carr, Thomas H.
1983.
Event structure, interest, importance, and coherence: Where does point theory fit?
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences
6
: 597–598.
Dijk, Teun A. Van
.
1983.
A pointless approach to stories
.
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences
6
: 598–599.
Dyer, Michael G.
1983.
The point of thematic abstraction units
.
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences
6
: 599–600.
Garnham, Alan
.
1983.
What's wrong with story grammars.
Cognition
15
: 145–154.
Graesser, Arthur C.
1983.
How to develop a theory of story points
.
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences
6
: 600–601.
Keenan, Janice M.
and
Denver Discourse Group
.
1983.
The semantic-syntactic distinction in story grammars
.
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences
6
: 601–602.
Lehnert, Wendy G.
1983.
Moving toward a point of some return
.
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences
6
: 602–603.
Mandler, Jean Matter
.
1983.
What a story is
.
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences
6
: 603–604.
Marshall, John C.
1983.
Wilensky's recipe for soap-opera scripts, or Marcel Proust is a yenta
.
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences
6
: 604–605.
Martin, Maryanne
.
1983.
Psychological considerations in story analysis
.
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences
6
: 605–605.
Perlis, Donald
.
1983.
Whose category error?
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences
6
: 606–607.
Pléh, Csaba
,
János László
,
Istvan Siklaki
and
Tamas Terestyéni
.
1983.
What's the point in points without a grammar?
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences
6
: 607–608.
Small, Steven L.
1983.
The story in mind and in matter
.
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences
6
: 609–610.
Wilensky, Robert
.
1983.
Point: Counterpoint.
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences
6
: 613–620.
Wilensky, Robert
.
1983.
Story grammars versus story points.
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences
6
: 579–591.
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