
In Conversation with Jonah
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- Intro
- Contents
- Preface
- Abbreviations
- Introduction
- Chapter 1 CONVERSATION ANALYSIS AND NARRATIVE
- 1. Conversation Analysis
- 2. From 'Ordinary' Conversation to Narrated Conversation
- 3. Summary
- Chapter 2 COMMENTARY ON THE BOOK OF JONAH FROM A CONVERSATION ANALYTIC PERSPECTIVE
- 1. Translation
- 2. Commentary
- 3. Conclusion: The Use of Adjacency Pairs in the Jonah Narrative
- Chapter 3 NARRATIVE IN THE BOOK OF JONAH
- 1. Plot in the Jonah Narrative
- 2. Character in the Jonah Narrative
- 3. Atmosphere in the Jonah Narrative
- 4. Tone in the Jonah Narrative
- 5. Conclusion: The Jonah Narrative
- Chapter 4 READING THE JONAH NARRATIVE: THE IMPLIED READER
- 1. The Implied Reader: Interaction between Text and Reader
- 2. Principles Guiding the Interaction between Text and Reader
- 3. Who is the Implied Reader of the Jonah Narrative?
- 4. The Implied Reader of Jonah Reads his Narrative
- Chapter 5 READING THE JONAH NARRATIVE: ACTUAL READERS
- 1. The (Almost) Universal Recognition of Jonah's Omitted Refusal (1.3
- 4.2)
- 2. Omitted Dialogue other than Jonah's Account
- 3. The Narrator's Satirical Tone
- 4. Flashback (4.1-11)
- 5. Conclusions Concerning the Interaction between the Text and Actual Readers
- Chapter 6 CONCLUSION
- Appendix 1 THE EXPLAINING AND HEIGHTENING OF JONAH'S ACCOUNT (4.2)
- Appendix 2 JONAH'S OMITTED ANSWER TO THE LORD'S LAST QUESTION (4.10-11)
- Bibliography
- Index of References
- Index of Authors
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- F
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- I
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