/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.6828191]

Storytelling (or Narration): the various techniques and methods through which the events and story persons to which they belong to are presented

NARRATOLOGY EXAMINES THE WAYS that narrative structures our perception of both cultural artifacts and the world around us

Polystylism is the use of multiple styles or techniques in literature

[Anonymous No.6828204]

What are the main ingredients of a narrative?

[Anonymous No.6828218]

any sign consists of a 'signifier' and a 'signified' -- basically, a form and a meaning. For a narrative text -- a complex sign -- the signifier is a 'discourse' (a mode of presentation)

[Anonymous No.6828224]

Who is the master who makes the grass green ?

[Anonymous No.6828238]

discourse narratology analyzes the stylistic choices that determine the form or realization of a narrative text (or performance, in the case of films and plays). Also of interest are the pragmatic features that contextualize text or performance within the social and cultural framework of a narrative act

[Anonymous No.6828348]

Who are the Aurorals ?

[Anonymous No.6828370]

Nobility of the light ?

[Anonymous No.6828386]

What of Astralia ?

[Anonymous No.6828505]

Sunrunners ?


https://youtu.be/ROsxbdbLviE

[Anonymous No.6828592]

Kourai ?

[Anonymous No.6828601]

>>6828505

>place where the four roads meet

[Anonymous No.6828616]

Mystai ?

[Anonymous No.6828623]

Future Galactic Semiimperatrix ?

[Anonymous No.6828629]

>>6828616
>Suicide Girls
>wanting to waifu a whore
I don't care how schizophrenic you are, this still is low behavior.

[Anonymous No.6828639]

>>6828629
No one fuxor with the fluxor

[Anonymous No.6828643]

>>6828629
Don't fux with flux

[Anonymous No.6828660]

/Lit/eratti...

What of this obscure author?

[Anonymous No.6828671]

>>6828643
At what point did you realize that you were a literal cuckold?

[Anonymous No.6829426]

The art of narrative is, by definition, an aesthetic enterprise, and there are a number of artistic elements that typically interact in well-developed stories

[Anonymous No.6829435]

Carl Jung's most profound yet least understood discoveries, a new world view which embraced linear causality while simultaneously transcending it. A synchronistic universe balances and complements the mechanistic world of linear causality with a realm that is outside of space, time and causality. In a synchronicity, two heterogeneous World systems, the causal and acausal, interlock and interpenetrate each other for a moment in time

[Anonymous No.6829453]

A remix may also refer to a non-linear re-interpretation of a given work or media other than audio. such as a hybridizing process combining fragments of various works. The process of combining and re-contextualizing will often produce unique results independent of the intentions and vision of the original designer/artist.

[Anonymous No.6829474]

A remix in art often takes multiple perspectives upon the same theme


https://youtu.be/2rbJUuELBJ8

[Anonymous No.6831538]

Cyberpunk's protagonists are adept at appropriating the materials of popular culture and making them speak to alternative needs and interests

[Anonymous No.6831549]

mods please permaban this motherfucker.

he is behind twinshia and rei, the two most obnoxious trips on the board. this thread now ahas 3 unique posters.

[Anonymous No.6831632]

>>6831549
seconded

[Anonymous No.6832585]

...understand the cyberpunk mysticism

[Anonymous No.6832597]

bump

[Anonymous No.6832647]

Cyberpunk's protagonists are hackers, rockers, and other cultural rebels, clinging to a cult of individualism in a culture characterized by corporate control and mass conformity.

[Anonymous No.6832650]

self bump

[Anonymous No.6832678]

>>6832585
Human creativity plays an important role in activity theory, that "human beings... are essentially creative beings"

One principle of activity theory is that many activities have multiple motivation (‘polymotivation’)

[Anonymous No.6832681]

another desperate bump

[Anonymous No.6832705]

The economic and technological state of Japan in the 80s influenced Cyberpunk literature at the time.

"Modern Japan simply was cyberpunk."

[Anonymous No.6832767]

>>6828191
Now this is the thread I am looking for.

My goal, my dream for a while, is to write an epic (using the term literally) concept album, and I've decided I'm finally going to do it. I'm In the plotting stages at the moment. I have a few musical riffs one short complete song, and a list of characters. However, the only character that really feels complete to me is the villain (the one for which I have a song, and a small bit of another prepared).

Do I begin with the characters? I feel like the plot will be weak without fully developed characters, but then maybe my heroic characters can't grow and develop without a well-defined conflict in the first place. Does anyone here have some advice, this sort of thing is clearly not my strong suit.

or maybe I just need another drink

[Anonymous No.6832823]

Akousmatikoi ?

[Anonymous No.6832851]

Our brains are all about pattern recognition and forming associations, therefore it is entirely plausible that experiences imprint certain secondary tendancies within us. A prime example of this is music, music evokes emotions, colours, textures, perhaps even memories of people, places and events. The point I wish to make here is that we carry a lot of unconscious pattern recognition software with us that help us "see" what others may be able to see

[Anonymous No.6832852]

>>6831549
>>6831632
....awww.

I'm clearly new to the board, this guy >>6832767

Is it just a private circlejerk? I really want advice on building narrative...

[Anonymous No.6832910]

>>6832851
Brains in and of themselves recognize and form jack shit. You are committing the mereological fallacy. Even if we replace "brains" with "we", which would be the correct thing to do, the fact that we recognize patterns isn't an inherent trait but an accident dependent on the external world. We only recognize something as a pattern because something in the external world repeats itself in a way that is peculiar to it. You're quite right about associations, however.

Carry on.

[Anonymous No.6833098]

>>6832852
>Is it just a private circlejerk


>various disgressive subcultural epiphenomena

When the composer presents us overtly with a work of great ingenuity, the right response is to appreciate it as such, which means to think it through as he has done

Abstract object theory, also known as abstract theory, is a branch of metaphysics regarding abstract objects, and studied in hyperdimensional physics. The theory was an expansion of mathematical Platonism

[Anonymous No.6833176]

>>6832910
>quite right about associations, however.
>Carry on.

>For the most part, we live in a world constructed by language...

>Language we use to communicate does fundamentally affect how we see the World...

>...linguistic associations we build do profoundly affect how we see the world...

individuals often achieve self-expansion through close relationships which allow the inclusion of the other in the self

Most symbolic interactionists believe a physical reality does indeed exist by an individual's social definitions, and that social definitions do develop in part or relation to something "real". People thus do not respond to this reality directly, but rather to the social understanding of reality; i.e., they respond to this reality indirectly through a kind of filters or eyeglasses (perspectives)

[Anonymous No.6833242]

Although most avant-garde composers have been men, this is not exclusively the case