A non narrative discourse representing certain features, apparent or not, of a living or non-living being, an animate or inanimate entity.

A non-narrative discourse that represents opinions, conclusions and arguments to support them and prove their relevance.

A non narrative discourse representing subjective impressions and existential or abstract themes through the unusual, inventive use of language units specific to a mode of expression (words, sounds, images, light, matter, movement).

An event is a fact that creates surprise of varying valence or intensity. It is created by an obstacle that prevents, complicates or facilitates the achievement of an objective in an unforeseen, unpredictable or mysterious way.

The representation of a person, living being or an entity, in the form of a substitute. A character can be two-dimensional, multidimensional, a protagonist

A narrative world is a socio-cultural environment, a state of mind, conscious or unconscious emotions represented by the narrative of a plot.

The narrating agent’s vision, their intellectual, imaginary and sensory representation and interpretation of the plot. It can be "homodiegetic", "Extradiegetic", "Metaleptic". 

Genre conventions define groups of works with common and recognizable characteristics.

It is the duration (of an action, an event) considered as a measurable quantity.

Conventional vocal signs emitted by a “sender”.  All speech is an action intended to achieve one or more objectives.

The last event in the plot, the last narrative object in the narrative, or the last speech in the work.

Arrangement of the various narrative, descriptive, argumentative, informative, poetic-lyrical discourses.