interweavings
Interweavings refer to the act or result of interlacing elements so that they cross and influence one another, creating a unified structure. Etymologically, it derives from inter- meaning between and weave, denoting the act of threading strands together. In common use, interweavings can describe textile patterns as well as metaphorical unions of ideas, events, or cultures.
In textile practice, interweaving describes the crossing of warp and weft threads that produces fabric. The
In literature, interweavings describe the way multiple plot lines, voices, or perspectives are braided to form
Scholars use the concept to study how disparate elements shape one another, assess coherence, and explore ethical