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Disnarration and the performance of storytelling in Taylor Swift’s folklore and evermore
Chloe Harrison
, Helen Ringrow
School of Social Sciences and Humanities
Research Centre for the Humanities
Aston Centre for Applied Linguistics (ACAL)
English, Languages and Applied Linguistics
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Storytelling
100%
Folklore
100%
Disnarration
100%
Taylor Swift
100%
Songwriting
75%
Swift
50%
Narrator
50%
Discourse Structure
25%
Nostalgia
25%
Close Analysis
25%
Meaning-making Process
25%
Regret
25%
Narrative Structure
25%
Song Lyrics
25%
Stylistic Analysis
25%
COVID-19 Pandemic
25%
Storyworld
25%
Dramatic Play
25%
Pretense
25%
Participatory Roles
25%
Dramatic Performance
25%
Fictionalization
25%
Play Songs
25%
Narratee
25%
Arts and Humanities
Narrative Method
100%
song-writing
100%
Taylor Swift
100%
Discourse
66%
Narrator
66%
Stylistics
33%
Vocal Music
33%
Meaning-Making
33%
Foreground
33%
song lyrics
33%
Stylistic analysis
33%
Pandemic
33%
Sisters
33%
Regret
33%
Dramatic performance
33%
Pretense
33%
Storyworld
33%
Discourse structure
33%
Fictionalization
33%
Narrative Structure
33%