The Narratologium Ontology
Explore the formal structural ontology powering Narratologium: 27 native node classes spanning agents, spatiotemporal frames, rhetorical tropes, and theoretical apparatus.
Narratological Knowledge Graph & Ontological Architecture
The core relationship NARRATIVE_OF anchors all subjective, political, and literary interpretations to underlying physical events. Explore how nodes connect internally and bridge across sibling ologiums in the Megalodon federation.
Ontology Nodes (27)
Narrative
A structured temporal representation of connected events communicated by a voice to an audience.
Ontological Edge Taxonomy (20 Relationships)
Links a specific subjective or institutional narration to the underlying physical event it interprets.
Assigns the voice responsible for uttering the text.
Links an intra-diegetic agent to the physical event.
Maps the overarching conceptual lens imposed on the story.
Assigns a dramatic or moral role (hero, villain, victim) to an actor.
Attributes causal responsibility for harm or failure.
Designates an actor as the suffering or injured party.
Identifies physical facts or details systematically suppressed in the retelling.
Magnifies specific details into central causal anchors.
Proleptically hints at future story developments.
Analeptically remembers a past event.
Transmutes a narrative across media or genres.
Identifies recurring structural or thematic patterns.
Documented historical lineage and direct authorial citation.
Convergent structural or narrative pattern resemblance without direct historical descent.
Direct logical or factual incompatibility between competing accounts.
A later iteration or re-articulation of an earlier story.
Shifts the conceptual paradigm through which an event is understood.
Constructive cognitive reconstruction of an event across time.
Epistemic link connecting an interpretation to verified archival or primary text.