The Role of Memory in Narrative Construction and Storytelling

This examination investigates the concept of memory in the construction of narratives. Special focus will be on how individual and collective memory shapes storytelling across genres and contexts.

The interplay between memory and narrative construction is crucial for understanding both character motivations and the authenticity of narratives. This topic highlights the significance of memory in literary and cultural studies.

Participants will discuss how memory informs narrative techniques, analyzing cases where memory influences plot development and character arcs. Articulation of thematic relevance in these instances will be critically assessed.

Candidates are encouraged to incorporate diverse examples of narratives where memory plays a pivotal role, demonstrating a holistic understanding of this concept.