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The document is a comprehensive list of references related to narrative theory, interactive storytelling, and video game design. It includes works from notable authors such as Roland Barthes, M. L. Ryan, and J. Juul, covering various aspects of narrative in literature and digital media. The references span books, journal articles, and video games, highlighting the intersection of narrative and technology.

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The document is a comprehensive list of references related to narrative theory, interactive storytelling, and video game design. It includes works from notable authors such as Roland Barthes, M. L. Ryan, and J. Juul, covering various aspects of narrative in literature and digital media. The references span books, journal articles, and video games, highlighting the intersection of narrative and technology.

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