Narrativization and Narrative Studies Principles Framework
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Narrativization and Narrative Studies Principles Framework Architectural Reference
- NSTD.Reference:1 - Problem frame and shared difficulty
- NSTD.Reference:2 - Solution and connected use
- NSTD.Reference:3 - Shared distinctions and conditions
- NSTD.Reference:4 - Architectural Rationale, forces and performance across levels
- NSTD.Reference:5 - Evaluation, typical failures and consequences
- NSTD.Reference:6 - Source synthesis, coverage and relations
- NSTD.Reference:8 - Support Maps
- NSTD.Reference:9 - Architecture and narrative work bridge
- NSTD.Reference:10 - Semiotic and language-precision bridge
- NSTD.Reference:11 - Working meanings and direct source returns
- NSTD.Reference:12 - FPF contribution and compatibility
- NSTD.Reference:13 - DPF relations
- NSTD.Reference:14 - Refresh the affected narrative use
- NSTD.Reference:End
Patterns
- NSTD.1 - Choose a Narrative’s Purpose and the Source Structures It Must Preserve
- NSTD.2 - Choose a Narrative Order That Keeps Needed Source Relations Recoverable
- NSTD.3 - Repair Missing or Unsupported Narrative Connections (Coherence and Event Models)
- NSTD.4 - Choose Narrative Voice and Focalization while Keeping Agency Claims Grounded
- NSTD.5 - Choose Narrative Engagement Devices for the Intended Experience or Use
- NSTD.6 - Declared-Use Narrative Rendering Quality Evaluation
- NSTD.7 - Automated Narrativization and Story Planning
- NSTD.8 - Design a Narrative Learning Route for Reconstruction and Use