narratability
Narratability is a concept within literary theory and narrative studies that pertains to the capacity of a story, event, or experience to be coherently and meaningfully narrated or told. It explores the conditions under which a particular phenomenon can be effectively rendered into a narrative, addressing questions about what makes certain experiences narratable while others remain inexpressible or inarticulable.
The notion of narratability emerges from the broader field of narratology, which examines the structures, functions,
In literary and philosophical contexts, narratability is also linked to the idea of narrative agency and the
The study of narratability is relevant to various disciplines including literature, psychology, and cultural studies. It