����ǰ��chapter one introduction  1.0 introduction  1.1 purpose of the study  1.2 orientation of the study  1.3 significance of the study  1.4 relevant theories of stylistics, narratology  and discourse analysis  1.5 methodology and data selection  1.6 the organization of the bookchapter two literature review  2.0 introduction  2.1 the stylistics on narratives  2.2 narrative studies concerning style  2.3 studies on katherine mansfield's short stories  2.4 summarychapter three theoretical framework  3.0 introduction  3.1 systemic-functional linguistics: the three strata  3.2 chatman and toolan's structures on narrative  3.3 simpson's stylistics-oriented model of narrative  structure  3.4 a proposed stylistics-based model on narrative  3.5 summarychapter four narrative structure: sequencing of events  in "the wind blows" ~  4.0 introduction  4.1 order of happenings: the beginning, the  middle and the end  4.2 discourse connections in narrative:  participant-tracking & coherence  4.3 labov & waletsky's model of narrative  4.4 exemplified analysis of the structure of narrative:  "the wind blows".  4.5 summarychapter five characterization: a complex of inward  perception and outward reality in  bertha of "bliss"   5.0 introduction  5.1 character and characterization: a narratological  perspective   5.2 transitivityanalysis of character' s processes  and roles  5.3 speech and thought presentation  5.4 exemplified analysis of characterization in  narrative. bertha in "bliss"  5.5 summarychapter six point of view: multiple themes of "the  garden party"   6.0 introduction  6.1 point of view. fictional point of view and  ideological point of view  6.2 voice as a constituent of story  6.3 dialogism and voices of evaluation  6.4 exemplified analysis of point of view.  "the garden party"   6.5 summarychapter seven conclusion  7.1 summary of findings  7.2 limitations and future study  7.3 concluding remarks  bibliography��ӛ