Nonlinear Temporality
Nonlinear Temporality is a theoretical construct in time-based composition that models temporal progression as a non-sequential, non-uniform, and often recursive or branching structure, thereby distinguishing itself from linear temporality by rejecting the assumption of time as a unidirectional and uniformly flowing parameter.
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