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Diegesis (/ˌdaɪəˈdʒiːsɪs/; from
Ancient Gr**** διήγησις (
diḗgēsis) 'narration, narrative', from διηγεῖσθαι (diēgeîsthai) 'to narrate') is a
style of fiction...
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distorted perspectives.
Another notable condition of
diegesis is cross-over
diegesis,
which is
explored in the book
Primeval Cinema - An Audiovisual...
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mimesis with
diegesis (Gr****: διήγησις).
Mimesis shows,
rather than tells, by
means of
directly represented action that is enacted.
Diegesis, however, is...
- creator.
Alternate history Alternate universe Constructed world Continuity Diegesis Expanded universe Shared universe Fantasy world Fictional country Fictional...
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Thriller Urban Nonfiction Autobiography Biography Novel Creative Narration Diegesis First-person Second-person Third-person Third-person
omniscient narrative...
- In film,
diegesis refers to the
story world, and the
events that
occur within it. Thus, non-
diegesis are
things which occur outside the story-world. A...
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Thriller Urban Nonfiction Autobiography Biography Novel Creative Narration Diegesis First-person Second-person Third-person Third-person
omniscient narrative...
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Thriller Urban Nonfiction Autobiography Biography Novel Creative Narration Diegesis First-person Second-person Third-person Third-person
omniscient narrative...
- and narration—Aristotle uses the
terms "mimesis" (via enactment) and "
diegesis" (via narration). From the Gr****
actor Thespis' name
derives the word "thespian"...
- c****ography. This all-encomp****ing art, or Gesamtkunstwerk,
called on the
diegesis of
Musikdrama in
order to
further the
immersive feel.
Wagner himself resisted...
