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   Jul 1, 2020 · There are two different approaches that narrative theorists can. use to conceptualize the plot structure of a story: 1) plot can be described as. events that happen to characters, or 2) plot can ...

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   Plot, agency, and emotion AGENCY, PLOT, AND A STRUCTURAL AFFECT THEORY OF LITERARY STORY COMPREHENSION Arthur C. Graesser and Bianca Klettke The University of Memphis For Festschrift in Honor of Elrud Ibsch Send correspondence to: Arthur C. Graesser Department of Psychology The University of Memphis Campus Box 526400 Memphis, TN 38152-6400 (901) 678-2742 901-678-2579 (fax) a-graesser@memphis ...

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   There was little difference in the use of repetition alone between oral (20%) and written (14%) folktales. Thus, the Repetition-Break plot, specifically, is common in oral transmission. The Repetition-Break plot structure requires at least three events—two similar events fol-lowed by a contrasting one.

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   Nov 24, 2020 · Abstract. The basic plot points in English Literature are often rooted in the author’ s. understanding of the human mind, when later scholars systematically studied the. mind, there are set ...

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   Jan 25, 2014 · 3 (1) Plot as a fixed, global structure. The configuration of the arrangement of all story events, from beginning, middle to end, is considered. 4 (2a) Plot as progressive structuration. The connections between story events, motivations and consequences as readers perceive them are considered. 5 (2b) Plot as part of the authorial design.

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   Plot structures discussed within the folklore community tend to be less abstract than the Repetition-Break plot structure—plot elements are generally examined with respect to specific actors and situation types (e.g., Vladimir Propp’s analyses of Russian folktale phases, such as “hero returns”; or the Aarne-Thompson typology, such as “lowly heroine marries Prince”).

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   Which determinant determines a story's events?

   • In A, the plot is the major determinant of the story's events, and the character simply moves along the fixed path specified by the plot. In B, the path of the story's events is determined by the emotions, agency, and problem-solving dynamics of the protagonist, whose actions become the plot itself.

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   What is a plot in a story?

   • 1 The term “plot” designates the ways in which the events and characters’ actions in a story are arranged and how this arrangement in turn facilitates identification of their motivations and consequences. These causal and temporal patterns can be foregrounded by the narrative discourse itself or inferred by readers.

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   What is the relationship between plot and character in a story?

   • Two contrastive conceptions of the relationship between plot and character in stories. In A, the plot is the major determinant of the story's events, and the character simply moves along the fixed path specified by the plot.

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   What is a plot based on?

   • According to this view, plot is an abstract structure external to the protagonist, and the protagonist’s actions are determined by the thematic goals of the plot. The current analysis calls for a reversal in the prioritization of these elements in creating a story.

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   What is a plot shape?

   • PDF | Plots have been described as having shapes based on the changes in tension that occur across a story. We present here a model of plot shape that... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate

   The shapes of stories: A “resonator” model of plot structure

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   How does a plot enchain a story?

   • In the formalist and structuralist traditions, plot enchains story events in typical sequences (see Propp 1968; Kafalenos 2006), or it re-establishes an equilibrium that has been upset (see Todorov 1971: 51).

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   Dec 30, 2020 · The harmonic structure of plot. The figure shows the N plot and its first two harmonic expansions. Endpoint-shifts are in black, and internal shifts are in red. A. The first harmonic of the N plot. B.