Jiang's model of narrative as something readers can reconstruct and reinterpret, unlike closed sayings.
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Stories are living things
Jiang's model of narrative as something readers can reconstruct and reinterpret, unlike closed sayings.
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"...texts are sayings or truisms but these are stories and stories are living things that we can reconstruct in our heads okay and again..."
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