narrative control

Language: en

📖 Definitions

  1. The ability to influence, direct, or manage how a story, event, or person is perceived by the public or an audience, typically by shaping information and framing discourse to favor a specific perspective.; In literature or storytelling, the power of an author or narrator to direct the flow of information, perspective, and events to influence the reader's understanding and experience of the story.

💬 Examples

  1. The politician worked hard to maintain narrative control during the scandal.

  2. The author uses unreliable narrators to challenge the reader's narrative control.