Innrammingsrammer

Innrammingsrammer, also known as framing devices, are narrative techniques used in literature, film, and other forms of media to provide context and structure to a story. They can be explicit, where the author or narrator directly addresses the audience, or implicit, where the framing device is subtly integrated into the narrative. Framing devices can serve various purposes, such as adding depth to the story, providing historical or cultural context, or creating a sense of realism. Examples of explicit framing devices include the use of a narrator who is not a character in the story, or the inclusion of letters, diaries, or other documents. Implicit framing devices can include the use of flashbacks, dream sequences, or the inclusion of characters who are not directly involved in the main plot. The choice of framing device can significantly impact the reader's or viewer's experience, influencing their perception of the story and its characters.