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C/P/312. What is 'narratology' and how does it seek to make sense of field of international relations?
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The paper looks at the concept of ‘narratology’, or ‘theory of narratives’ interpreting its meaning in the context of international relations and explaining the role of narrative as a tool for negotiations that helps to maintain good communication between states.
KEYWORDS: narratology, narrative, international relations, negotiations,
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