narrativesrather
Narrativesrather is a term used in narrative theory and media studies to describe a storytelling mode that privileges multiple, interwoven narratives over a single, authoritative plot.
As a neologism, it is not a standardized category and has appeared in scholarly and critical writing
Key features of narrativesrather include polyphonic narration, nonlinear chronology, shifting focalization, and editorial or metanarrative framing
Applications of narrativesrather span literature, film, television, and interactive media, where audiences are invited to assemble
Evaluation of the concept is mixed. Proponents argue that narrativesrather mirrors the complexities of modern experience
See also: polyphonic narrative, nonlinear narrative, metafiction, frame narrative.