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database narrative: a standalone construct

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Media theory

narrative built on the database form of new media, a collection of items to be navigated rather than a causal sequence.

In media theory, database narrative refers to narrative built on the database form of new media, a collection of items to be navigated rather than a causal sequence. This meaning comes from Manovich (2001) in The language of new media.[1]

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References

Manovich, L. (2001). The language of new media. MIT Press. ISBN 9780262133746

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