P. HÜHN WORKS: NARRATOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION OF THE EVENT CATEGORY

A significant phenomenon in modern narratology is a complex concept of eventfulness, which P. Hühn has been developing for many years several books and numerous articles. In his theoretical elaborations relies on close reading individual texts, considered comparative historical context. interprets event as hermeneutic category, reflecting not only objectively existing intratextual structures, but also the significance changes narrative situation perceiving subject, can be character well narrator or an implicit / real reader. For any change situation, that relevant, unexpected unusual, so researcher links it to minimalist definition narrative, other narratologists do, tellability. refers Lotman’s plot model R. Shank Abelson’s theory cognitive schemata bases, he demonstrates their complementarity practical analysis artistic narratives. puts special accent cultural variability manifests itself, one hand, more less frequent occurrence events literary narratives, variablity might interpreted different contexts. An important feature Hühn’s levels – level happenings (the story histoire), presentation reception. Another original element notion non-event covers cases when absence relevant perceived event, since contradicts readers’ expectations. analyses eventfullness fictional prose, dramatic lyrical works.