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Diegesis
(redirected from Diegetic)

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

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Here's another way to look at it: Her peak mirrors the diegetic time period of "Bareback Mounthim," with Cabaret smack in the middle of Jack Twist and Ennis Del Mar's affair.
After extensive discussion with coders of both genders after viewing sample tapes, and in order to distinguish between orgasms (or performance of orgasms) and general sounds of pleasure by female performers during sex, coders were instructed that "we are not here trying to work out if they 'really' have an orgasm; the question is diegetic.
Throughout his more elaborate works featuring multiple actors, the personal monologue continues as an internal diegetic narration.
 
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