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scenario: a standalone construct

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Performance studies

Taylor's term for a culturally specific, repeatable framework of setting, roles and action, such as discovery or conquest, that shapes how events are performed.

In performance studies, scenario refers to Taylor's term for a culturally specific, repeatable framework of setting, roles and action, such as discovery or conquest, that shapes how events are performed. This meaning comes from Taylor (2003) in The archive and the repertoire.[1]

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References

  1. Taylor, D. (2003). The archive and the repertoire. Duke University Press. ISBN 9780822331230

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