Freytag's Technique of the Drama¶
Freytag, G. (1894). Freytag's Technique of the Drama: An Exposition of Dramatic Composition and Art.
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- Narrative
- Literary theory and film: The canonical home — plot, character arc, point of view, and dramatic structure are the explicit objects of study, from Aristotle's unity of action through Freytag's pyramid to modern narratology's analysis of how discourse rearranges story-time.
This sourceScott, Foresman. Classic five-part model of dramatic structure (Freytag's pyramid), a canonical object of study for plot and dramatic structure in literary and film analysis.
- Literary theory and film: The canonical home — plot, character arc, point of view, and dramatic structure are the explicit objects of study, from Aristotle's unity of action through Freytag's pyramid to modern narratology's analysis of how discourse rearranges story-time.
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