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- adjective Of or pertaining to
narratology .
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Examples
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If anything, when first-person-shooters first appeared with narratological structure that resembled the narrative of action films, to some extent that content was a superficial add-on rather than a deep structure of gameplay, a kind of narratological “skin”.
Boing Boing: September 5, 2004 - September 11, 2004 Archives 2004
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But many "narratological" texts come from a narrative2 tradition, where on one hand people are keen to point out the activities of the user, but on the other hand the idea that a text/game may possess specific properties is not always acceptable.
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But I've gone to a lot of video game talks about, you know, narratological stuff, you know, storytelling matters and character matters.
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But I've gone to a lot of video game talks about, you know, narratological stuff, you know, storytelling matters and character matters.
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The third sentences of this paragraph uses the imperfect tense “She would talk to himsometimes about God” to describe events that take place long after the events of the first two sentences and, which thereby catapult us away from the present action line of the story into an unspecified future time and unknown narratological perspective—a singular moment in a text that is otherwise plotted linearly along a single continuous present.
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But I've gone to a lot of video game talks about, you know, narratological stuff, you know, storytelling matters and character matters.
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But I've gone to a lot of video game talks about, you know, narratological stuff, you know, storytelling matters and character matters.
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But I've gone to a lot of video game talks about, you know, narratological stuff, you know, storytelling matters and character matters.
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Greece, which is an adaptation of the conventionally masculine travelogue genre, she is sensitive to the hazards of this project, employing innovative generic modes and narratological structures to manage the public fallout of gender-based discursive transgressions.
Article Abstracts 2006
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In Modern Greece, which is an adaptation of the conventionally masculine travelogue genre, she is sensitive to the hazards of this project, employing innovative generic modes and narratological structures to manage the public fallout of gender-based discursive transgressions.
The Ruins of Empire: Nationalism, Art, and Empire in Hemans's Modern Greece 2006
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