Editing Narrative Theory and Transmedia Storytelling (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Narrative Theory''' (Narratology) — The "Study" of the "Structure and Function" of "Stories."
* '''Transmedia Storytelling''' — (Henry Jenkins, 2003). A "Process" where "Integral Elements" of a "Fiction" are "Dispersed Systematiclly" across "Multiple Channels" (e.g. 'Marvel Cinematic Universe').
* '''The Hero's Journey''' (Monomyth) — (Joseph Campbell). The "Universal Pattern" of "Mythology": "Separation," "Initiation," and "Return."
* '''World-Building''' — The "Process" of "Designing" a "Coherent" and "Detailed" "Imaginary World" (Geography, History, Culture) for a story.
* '''Participatory Culture''' — A "Culture" where "Fans" and "Users" "Create" "Content" (Fan-fiction, Wikis, Art) and "Interact" with the "Original Text."
* '''Ludonarrative''' — (See Article 602). The "Intersection" of **"Play"** (Gameplay) and **"Story"** (Plot) in video games.
* '''Story vs. Discourse''' — The "Difference" between "What Happens" (The chronological events) and "How it is Told" (The order, the tone, the perspective).
* '''Character Arc''' — The "Internal Transformation" of a character "Over the Course" of a story.
* '''Meta-Narrative''' — A "Grand Story" that "Explains" "Other Stories" or "Reality itself" (e.g., 'The Idea of Progress').
* '''Canonical Truth''' — The "Official Facts" of a "Fictional Universe" (e.g. 'Star Wars' lore).
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