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Ally McBeal and Subjective Narration
In discussing popular culture products, it is important to distinguish between story (or “narrative”) and storytelling (or “narration”). In the lawyer genre in film and television, the conventions call for objective narration. This means that relatively little is disclosed about the characters’ inne
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