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narrativity: a standalone construct

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Narratology

the degree to which a text is felt to be narrative, varying with how fully it presents a meaningful sequence of events.

In narratology, narrativity refers to the degree to which a text is felt to be narrative, varying with how fully it presents a meaningful sequence of events. This meaning comes from Prince (1982) in Narratology.[1]

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  1. Prince, G. (1982). Narratology. Mouton. ISBN 9783110838626

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