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description of computational narratology in the former and, on the contrary, the rather lengthy discussion and focus on first-person narrators in the latter. Seven out of eight contributions also cited additional research (cf. endnote 2). Guideline I developed their own approach. Even though the authors refer to certain concepts (cf. Table 3), there is no explicit reference to a theorist. Guideline I conceives of narrative as linguistic representation of a story and focuses on the identification of borders of narratives, introducing the notion of uninterrupted vs. embedded vs. interruptive narrative (referring also to analepsis and prolepsis). Guideline VIII gives its own definition of narratives and focuses on level changes that can be identified with a test (“Let me tell you a story”). References to Narratological Concepts

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