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25-Oct-2003, 15:22
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28-Oct-2003, 21:04
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| A narrative device does, I think, have to do with storytelling. Do you have any context for that? :) |
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28-Oct-2003, 23:26
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| I thought a narrative device was something used to enable the story to flow, like people in Shakespeare overhearing conversations, etc.  |
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