Time and Narrative, Volume 1¶
Ricoeur, P. (1984). Time and Narrative, Volume 1. University of Chicago Press.
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- Narrative
- Its essential commitment is emplotment: meaning arises not from the events individually but from their ordered connection into a whole that confers significance, expectation, and resolution.
This sourceDevelops emplotment (mise en intrigue) as the synthesizing operation that draws a meaningful whole from a succession of events, converting mere sequence into consequence without adding or removing facts.
- Its essential commitment is emplotment: meaning arises not from the events individually but from their ordered connection into a whole that confers significance, expectation, and resolution.
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