"literary narrative" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a story or account written in a literary style, usually with a focus on character development, mood, and theme. For example, "Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice is a classic example of a literary narrative."
Bruner opens with an attempt to fuse the narrativity view with the Aristotelian/Russian-formalist account of literary narrative, according to which all "great fiction proceeds by making the familiar and ordinary strange again", and depends essentially on unforeseen and unexpected events.
Both of these myths rely on questionable assumptions: that any permutation of a collection of lexias results in a coherent story; that it is aesthetically desirable to be the hero of a story; and that digital narrativity should cover the same range of emotional experiences as literary narrative.
Slade's poem added to the compelling literary narrative being written by African-Americans during the war — one that has gone virtually unremarked in literary histories.
Ms. al-Tahawy was selected to write for the magazine of the Muslim Brotherhood, focusing on themes of morality and virtue within a literary narrative.
QUESTION FROM KIRK W.: Do you think the advent of the Kindle and other similar digitual reading devices will eventually impact the way authors conceive of literary narrative?
Or a genuine original who has converted the stasis of visual art into the ongoing drama of literary narrative, creating a kind of three-dimensional writing?
This may indicate that literary narratives can prove a training ground for expanding one's visualizing capacities.
Wine.Woot, the first flash site, which made its debut in May 2006, offers literary narratives to accompany its daily 24-hour deals.
A Midwesterner who valued "the culture of forthrightness he'd grown up with" but who became preoccupied with recursive literary narratives and the convoluted theories of Jacques Derrida.
My book is launched this month, along with two other literary titles and all our stories fall outside the cliched expectations of African literary narratives.
Assembled from the museum's collections, the show includes portraits by academic and folk artists, figure drawings, historical and literary narratives, scientific illustrations and landscapes.
