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The 30 pages that link to Narrative, each with the reason it gives.

• Oral historyNarrower topic: Oral-history interviews turn remembered events into stories shaped by present concerns.

• SuspenseNarrower topic: Suspense is commonly shaped through the ordering and presentation of narrative events.

• ForeshadowingNarrower topic: Foreshadowing is a technique for arranging information within a narrative.

• SerializationNarrower topic: Serialization affects the timing and presentation of narrative without defining narrative itself.

• Urban legendNarrower topic: Recognizing its narrative structure distinguishes a legend from a bare circulating claim.

• Picture bookNarrower topic: Picture books build stories through both written language and ordered images.

• ParableNarrower topic: A parable uses a compact sequence of events to make an abstract lesson imaginable.

• Transmedia storytellingNarrower topic: Transmedia storytelling distributes one larger narrative across multiple media forms.

• NarratorNarrower topic: The narrator is the voice or agent that presents a narrative.

• FolktaleNarrower topic: Folktales use narrative structure to turn inherited material into tellable stories.

• Character DevelopmentNarrower topic: Character development requires a sequence in which change can be shown.

• Motif (narrative)Narrower topic: Motifs recur across the events, descriptions, and voices that make up a narrative.

• StorytellingNarrower topic: Storytelling is the practice of producing and communicating narratives.

• AnecdoteNarrower topic: An anecdote is a miniature narrative organized around one incident.

• NarrationNarrower topic: Narration is the act of telling; narrative is the represented sequence and its organization.

• Historical legendNarrower topic: Legendary material becomes a story through selection, sequence, and emphasis.

• Narrative nonfictionNarrower topic: Narrative nonfiction borrows this structure to organize real events.

• Framing deviceNarrower topic: A framing device is one way to organize the presentation of a narrative.

• Narrative artNarrower topic: Narrative art is a visual form of representing connected events.

• Plot twistNarrower topic: A twist changes how a narrative’s events connect or how its account is interpreted.

• Narrative paintingNarrower topic: Narrative painting gives visual form to this broader way of organizing events.