Aspects of the Novel¶
Forster, E. M. (1927). Aspects of the Novel.
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Primes¶
- Narrative
- A list, a timeline, a log file, or a chronicle is a sequence, but it is not yet a narrative: it lacks the causal-temporal binding and the closure that confer significance.
This sourceEdward Arnold. Source of the story/plot distinction ("the king died and then the queen died" versus "...died of grief"): a bare sequence or chronicle is not yet a narrative until causal binding is added, and that organizing form is orthogonal to truth value.
- A list, a timeline, a log file, or a chronicle is a sequence, but it is not yet a narrative: it lacks the causal-temporal binding and the closure that confer significance.
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