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Narrative art relates a story, either as a significant moment in time or as a sequence of events. |
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The key term in this definition is the word "meaningful." A narrative can picture a single instant which evokes a story and its significance for life — a painting, a sculpture, or a photograph — or it can set forth a sequence of events, such as a novel, a drama, or a film, that unfolds in time. |
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Narrative art relates a story, either as a significant moment in time or as a sequence of events.
The key term in this definition is the word "meaningful." A narrative can picture a single instant which evokes a story and its significance for life — a painting, a sculpture, or a photograph — or it can set forth a sequence of events, such as a novel, a drama, or a film, that unfolds in time.
