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- interlacing in The Lord of the Rings, also called by the French term entrelacement, is an unusual and complex narrative structure, known from tapestry...
- connected The Interlace, an apartment building in Singapore Interlace or Entrelacement, a medieval literary mode switching between parallel narrative threads...
- intertwine with each other through the technique known as interlace (French: entrelacement). Narrative interlacing is most prominent in the Queste, a literary...
- emplo**** an unusual and complex narrative structure, interlacing or entrelacement, also called a "tapestry romance". Known from medieval French literature...
- was Jackson's decision to abandon Tolkien's interlacing structure (entrelacement) and replace it with a story told in chronological order, with intercutting...
- interlacing in The Lord of the Rings, also called by the French term entrelacement, is an unusual and complex narrative structure, known from medieval...
- Pantéon-Sorbonne, and Sciences-Po, Paris.[citation needed] Jacinto Lageira, Un entrelacement de poétiques, L'art comme histoire, Paris, Editions Mimésis, 2016. Scott...
- an unusual and complex medieval narrative structure, interlacing or entrelacement, in which multiple threads of story are maintained side by side. It...
- Rings". He noted that at the time West was studying under "the expert in entrelacement", Eugène Vinaver. Lobdell describes the essay as scholarly form-criticism...
- from the University of Paris VII under Alain Chenciner with thesis Entrelacements et équations de Pfaff. He was a professor at the University of Strasbourg...