Nicolas Szilas: /* Relation with Interactive Storytelling */

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Relation with Interactive Storytelling

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	Orality open the ways to more overlapping dialog lines compared to written narrative. (see the example of Mariage of Figaro in Opera with 4 parallel songs!)		Orality open the ways to more overlapping dialog lines compared to written narrative. (see the example of Mariage of Figaro in Opera with 4 parallel songs!)

			Non verbal:
			- emotional expresions
			- stress, prosody
			- gestures

	===Systems/Tools using this theory===		===Systems/Tools using this theory===

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===Authors===
Who are the main authors having developed this theory?

===Histo-geographical placement===
When and where did this theory appear?

===Type of story===
does the theory describe a specific type of story (i.e. fairytales) or can it be generalised? What is the set of stories described by the system?

===Parent Theories===
What existing theories were used as a starting point, inspiration, foundation?

===Child Theories===
What theories where inspired from this one?

===Brief Description===
Vulgarisation, lay person description of theory

===Relation with Interactive Storytelling===
Talking to our IDS work is the ultimate goal of IDS, at least for some researchers.
turn-taking

Orality open the ways to more overlapping dialog lines compared to written narrative. (see the example of Mariage of Figaro in Opera with 4 parallel songs!)

===Systems/Tools using this theory===
Name and link to system and a short description indicating how the theory is used in the system.

===Links===
Towards other sites that describe the theory

===References===

Orality - Revision history

Nicolas Szilas: /* Relation with Interactive Storytelling */

Nicolas Szilas: Created page with "IRIS Wiki - Narrative Theories - '''{{PAGENAME}}''' ===Authors=== Who are the main authors having developed this theory? ===Histo-geographical placement=== When and wher..."