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Diegesis (/ˌdaɪəˈdʒiːsɪs/; from
Ancient Gr**** διήγησις (diḗgēsis) 'narration, narrative', from διηγεῖσθαι (diēgeîsthai) 'to narrate') is a
style of fiction...
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compared to the new
story which can be told.
Retcons can be
diegetic or
nondiegetic. For instance, by
using time
travel or
parallel universes, an author...
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Institute of
Science and
Technology at Nomi, Ishikawa. The song is sung by a
nondiegetic children's
choir in the 1954 Kino****a
Keisuke film Twenty-Four Eyes...
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experienced by the
characters in the film and (vicariously) by the spectator; "
nondiegetic"
elements are
apprehended by the
spectator alone. ... The job of the...
- Wisconsin. ISBN 9780299133641.
Quoted in
Wegele (2014), p.38.
Kalinak describes Mickey Mousing as
nondiegetic or extradiegetic. "Film Music", GCSE Bitesize....
- discordant,
percussive music that
lacks melody or progression. This
nondiegetic score is
important to
creating the
narrative stasis in the sequence;...
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motion speed,
nontraditional camera movement, computer-generated imagery,
nondiegetic images,
nonlinear narration and intertextuality. The
first portion of...
- Markets: Cinemajazzamatazz,
author Morris Holbrook described the song as a "
nondiegetic performance",
exemplifying the plot
development and ****ual
tension in...
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censored film he had
previously approved. Due to the film's
urban setting,
nondiegetic music (not
visible on the
screen or
implied to be
present in the story)...
- the
soundtrack due to Bacall's
vocal inexperience.
Background music or
nondiegetic music is
minimal in the picture. However, the film
score including the...
