Narrment

Narrment is a term used in some academic and literary circles to describe the act or instance of narrating. It encompasses the process by which a story is told and the specific choices made by the narrator. This can include elements such as point of view, tone, and the selection and arrangement of events. The concept of narrment is distinct from the narrative itself, focusing instead on the mechanics and artistry of its unfolding.

Understanding narrment involves analyzing how the storyteller shapes the audience's perception and emotional response. It considers who is telling the story and what biases or perspectives they might bring. The deliberate construction of a narrative, including what is included and excluded, falls under the purview of narrment. It is a critical lens through which to examine the craft of storytelling and its impact.