Epiphanic Ending
An "Epiphanic Ending" is a narrative resolution that belongs to the class of closure strategies in literary and cinematic storytelling, distinguished by a sudden, transformative moment of insight or realization that recontextualizes preceding events and culminates in a thematically resonant, often open-ended conclusion.
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Players all: performances in contemporary sport
Choice Reviews Online · 1999 · 80 citations
The Epiphanic Mode in Wordsworth and Modern Literature
Robert Langbaum · New Literary History · 1983 · 27 citations
Derrida, Proust, and the Promise of Writing
J. Rushworth · French Studies · 2015 · 18 citations
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