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    This document discusses narratives and storytelling. It explores the origins and definitions of key terms like "tale", "tell", and "story" and examines the relationship between stories, narratives, and discourse. It also analyzes the subjective and plural elements of narratives as well as the differences between a narrative as an object and narrativity as an experience.

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    This document discusses narratives and storytelling. It explores the origins and definitions of key terms like "tale", "tell", and "story" and examines the relationship between stories, narratives, and discourse. It also analyzes the subjective and plural elements of narratives as well as the differences between a narrative as an object and narrativity as an experience.

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    This document discusses narratives and storytelling. It explores the origins and definitions of key terms like "tale", "tell", and "story" and examines the relationship between stories, narratives, and discourse. It also analyzes the subjective and plural elements of narratives as well as the differences between a narrative as an object and narrativity as an experience.

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    Do they? Really?

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    Do they? Really? 2

    R D S
    W O

    STORY
    NARRATIVE
    TEXT
    PERSPECTIVE
    DISCOURSE
    SUBJECTIVITY
    PLURALITY
    Do they? Really? 3

    TEXT

    STORYINARRATIVE
    Do they? Really? 4

    STORY NARRATIVE
    I
    }
    TELL
    STORYTELLER
    TALE
    E T Y M O L O G Y From Latin computō
    (“I compute”)

    TELL From Middle English tellen (“to count, tell”)


    From Old English tellan (“to count, tell”)
    From Proto-Germanic *talą, *talǭ (“number, counting”)
    From Proto-Indo-European *dol- (“calculation, fraud”)
    Do they? Really? 5

    E T Y M O L O G Y

    TALE From Middle English tale,


    From Old English talu
    (“tale, series, calculation, list, statement,
    deposition, relation, communication, narrative,
    fable, story, accusation, action at law”)
    From Proto-West Germanic *talu,
    From Proto-Germanic *talō (“calculation, number”),
    From Proto-Indo-European *del- (“to reckon, count”).
    Cognate with West Frisian taal (“speech, language”),
    Dutch taal (“language, speech”), Danish tale
    (“speech”), German Zahl (“number, figure”),
    Icelandic tala (“speech, talk, discourse, number, fig-
    ure”), Latin dolus (“guile, deceit, fraud”),
    Ancient Greek δόλος (dólos, “wile, bait”),
    Albanian ndjell (“to lure”), Northern Kurdish til
    (“finger”), Old Armenian տող (toł, “row”).
    Do they? Really? 6

    TELLTALETELLTALETELLTALETELL
    Series Accusation Fable
    Calculation Action at law Talk
    List Number Discourse
    Statement To Reckon Guile
    Deposition Count Deceit
    Relation Speech Wile
    Communication Statement Bait
    Fable Language to lure
    Narrative Number Finger
    Story Figure Row
    Do they? Really? 7

    NARRATIVE
    choice of which choice of the order pack of information
    events to relate to relate the events unfolding for the recipient

    STORY
    TO NARRATIVIZE THE EVENTS
    occurrences

    NARRATORS
    Do they? Really? 8

    the element of the element of


    SUBJECTIVITY PLURALITY

    STORYINARRATIVE
    EYE
    Do they? Really? 9

    NARRATOLOGY
    differences

    between between
    A NARRATIVE as an the STRUCTURE of
    object that can be the given TEXT
    clearly defined itself
    and and
    the quality of how people get
    NARRATIVITY, which to EXPERIENCE
    means being able to something
    inspire a AS
    narrative response NARRATIVE
    Do they? Really? 10

    NARRATIVE THEORY
    requires a DISTINCTION between

    STORY -- a sequence of actions or events


    conceived as independent of their
    manifestation in discourse

    and

    DISCOURSE -- the discursive presentation or


    narration of events.
    Do they? Really? 11

    STORYINARRATIVE
    EYE
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    YOU...

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