Narrative Causality is a narratological principle that designates the patterned, story-internal relations of cause and effect by which a narrative links events and actions into a coherent plot and renders temporal sequences intelligible to readers or audiences.
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Causal relatedness and importance of story events
Tom Trabasso, Linda L. Sperry · Journal of Memory and Language · 1985 · 676 citations
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