单词	diegesis
释义	diegesis noun di·​e·​ge·​sis ˌdī-ə-ˈjē-səs  : the relaying of information in a fictional work (such as a film or novel) through a narrative Verité, of course, brings closure to diegesis by placing the audience directly into the consciousness of the protagonist. We are allowed for the first time an all-access pass to all the senses as well as all the perceptions, prejudices, and narrative ticker tape that make up a worldview. Glen David Gold In literary terms, acceptance of diegesis is the process that takes place when a reader willingly suspends natural incredulity in order to enter fully into the enjoyment of a narrative. In other words, if the story is good enough, no matter how fantastic, it will draw the reader in and credulity will prevail. Barnaby Perkins also : the fictional world in which the events of a narrative occur Sure, the ways that ABBA's songs are jammed into the diegesis only become more ridiculous as the film goes on, but that's all part of the fun. Evan Amaral Word History First Known Use 1973, in the meaning defined above
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