storyworld

English

Etymology

From story +‎ world.

Noun

storyworld (plural storyworlds)

  1. The fictional world described by a narrative.
    • 2024, Doria Killian, “Defective Detective Meets Sassy Secretary, Plot Ensues: Babylon Berlin, TV Tropes, and Pop Narratology”, in Hester Baer, Jill Suzanne Smith, editors, Babylon Berlin, German Visual Spectacle, and Global Media Culture (Visual Cultures and German Contexts), London: Bloomsbury Visual Arts, →ISBN, part 1 (Babylon Berlin, Global Media, and Fan Culture), pages 52–53:
      [W]hile many male characters might be openly sexist to female characters within the storyworld, tropers expect that this explicit sexism does not align with the moral attitudes of the show’s creators.
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