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storyworld: a standalone construct

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storyworld1 CONSTRUCTStoryworldHERMAN · NARRATOLOGY

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Narratology

the mental model of who did what, with whom, when, where and why, that readers build when they process a narrative.

In narratology, storyworld refers to the mental model of who did what, with whom, when, where and why, that readers build when they process a narrative. This meaning comes from Herman (2002/2004) in Story logic.[1]

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References

  1. Herman, D. (2004). Story logic: Problems and possibilities of narrative. University of Nebraska Press. (Original work published 2002) ISBN 9780803273429

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