As a representative researcher of narratology, Genette published many books on narratological themes, including narrative structural analysis, intertextuality, and the structure of a book. Narratology, in the narrow sense, means Genette’s “narrative discourse theory.” The author’s narrative generation research focuses on this theory to survey, analyze, and redefine it from the narrative generation system’s viewpoint.
Published in Chapter:
An Integrated Narrative Generation System: Synthesis and Expansion
Copyright: © 2020
|Pages: 108
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-9943-2.ch001
Abstract
This chapter introduces an integrated narrative generation system (INGS), which is one of the central parts in the author's study that aims to define an integrated approach to narrative generation. In the narrative generation study, all parts are considered as components that serve the extreme generative and productive goals, and the most important element of the goals corresponds to the design and development of INGS. This chapter divides INGS into two parts: mechanisms and contents. The main generation modules in INGS are for story, narrative discourse, and expression including language, music, and picture images, which are performed using various narrative techniques. On the other hand, INGS has dictionaries, including conceptual and language, and various knowledge, including story content and state-event transformation knowledge bases, which correspond to the aspect of contents. This chapter explains the mechanisms in the order of the entire process and states in detail the conceptual dictionaries, mainly noun and verb conceptual dictionaries.