The Networked Society-Part 1

"one will define narrative without difficulty as the representation of an event or
sequence of events."
(Genette 127)
"A narration is the symbolic presentation of a sequence of events"
(Scholes 205)
"Narrative has been . . . defined as the representation of at least one event"
(Prince, "Revisiting Narrativity" 43)
"Narrative . . . may be defined as the representation of real or fictive events and
situations in a time sequence."
(Prince, Narratology 1)
"narrative is the representation of at least two real or fictive events in a time sequence,
neither of which presupposes or entails the other."
(Prince, Narratology 4)
"Any representation of non-contradictory events such that at least one occurs at
a time t and another at a time t1 following time t constitutes a narrative (however
trivial)."
(Prince, Narratology 145)
"What we get in a narrative text are not events as such, but signs, the representations
of events."
(Onega and Landa 5)

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