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Diegesis

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Di`e`ge´sis
n.1.A narrative or history; a recital or relation.


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I don't intend to read what is not there in the diegesis.
He is a "Bad Mother*S%@!#": Shaft and contemporary black masculinity by Henry, Matthew / African American Review
This definition accords with what Luke says of his Gospel and other similar writings, as he calls them diegesis (Lk 1:1).
Why does the Gospel of Mark begin as it does? by Guijarro, Santiago / Biblical Theology Bulletin
These silences highlight the articulation of diegesis and mimesis in Matthew's "laconic" story.
Translation as De-canonization: Matthew's Gospel According to Pasolini by Aichele, George / Cross Currents
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