Narrative Contingency is a narrative analytic construct that identifies the conditional dependencies between events in a story, specifying how the occurrence of subsequent narrative elements relies on prior actions, decisions, or circumstances within the causal structure of the discourse.
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Christopher Pinney · Thesis Eleven · 2012 · 55 citations
Contingency, Codex, the Eighteenth-Century Novel
Christina Lupton · ELH · 2014 · 28 citations
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