Terminology Flashcards

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proairetic

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narrative elements that signal, imply, or initiate a sequence of actions

eg. A character starting to speak (leading to a dialogue), a person walking towards a door (leading to an entrance), or the ticking of a time bomb (leading to an explosion).

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hermeneutic

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element in a narrative that raises questions, creates mystery, and delays resolution, thereby keeping the audience engaged
eg. in a detective story, the initial crime is the ultimate hermeneutic code, creating questions that drive the entire narrative.

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referential

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referring to any part of a text that points to external knowledge, such as scientific, historical, or cultural wisdom.

examples: A reference to a famous historical figure, a scientific theory (e.g., gravity), or a commonly held stereotype fits this code.

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