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Comparative Literature 203 Final Exam With Complete Solutions Latest Update
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Comparative Literature 203 Final ExamWith Complete Solutions Latest Update
Master Plot - correct answers Reoccurring skeletal stories
Emplotment - correct answers To embue a story with meaning
Supplementary Events - correct answers Do not drive story forward
Ratiocination - correct answers Reasoning, train of thought
Paradolia - correct answers Random stimulus being seen as significant,
such as seeing jesus in a cookie
Schema - correct answers A construct that acts like a familiar story that
we carry around in our heads, already exist of how things work
Narrative Satellite - correct answers Narratives that never make it into
the sphere of judicially acceptable evidence
evidence - correct answers narrative construction
,Narrative Discourse - correct answers How the representation of an
event is chronologically presented
Differential Diagnosis - correct answers Checking all options to exclude
or falsify different hypothesis
Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc - correct answers After this therefore
because of this (cause and effect)
Framing Narrative - correct answers An introductory main story setting
the stage for organizing a set of shorter stories
Narrativity - correct answers Sense that a story is being told
Representation - correct answers Recounting or telling of events
Paratext - correct answers Narratives not allowed to be part of the long
narrative jury hears
Historical Work - correct answers Developing meaning from matters of
fact in the past
, Story Time - correct answers Beginning to end, you always move
forward
Teleology - correct answers Basing the meaning of something on its
purpose
Discourse Time - correct answers Begin at the end (result) and work
backwards
Normalization - correct answers Narrative makes things normal to us --
> makes them "belong" and more plausible
Trial - correct answers An unpolished narrative, a contest of narrators
Constituent Events - correct answers Necessary for the story (what
drives the story)
Shadow Narratives - correct answers Incomplete stories, stories with
missing key elements
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