promise of improvements to the existing system of governance
Narrative fiction is any story (or book) that tells a fictional tale, or one which is not true.
Narrative continuity is when the story (narrative) moves from one point in time to another sequentially. IE--the story does not jump forwards and backwards in time, as in Chuck Palahniuk's Invisible Monsters, for example.
no one really knows
A narrative technique where more than one narrative voice is used in a single. The voice shifts from one to the other throughout the piece and can be first or third person or a mixture of the two.
"The decent into despair"
established or emerging leaders
The strategic direction of an insurgency is typically provided by its leadership, which includes political leaders, military commanders, and ideological figures. These leaders establish the goals, strategies, and tactics of the insurgency, often shaping its narrative and mobilizing support. Additionally, the insurgent organization's core ideology and political objectives play a crucial role in guiding its actions and maintaining cohesion among its members.
It is one of the earliest example of historical narrative
Strategic direction in an insurgency is typically provided by a combination of political leaders, military strategists, and ideological figures. These elements help shape the overall goals, tactics, and messaging of the insurgency, ensuring coherence and unity among various factions. They often establish a clear narrative that resonates with the local population, mobilizing support and resources. Additionally, these leaders may leverage external support or alliances to enhance their strategic position and sustain their operations.
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Taliban insurgency happened in 2002.
Iraqi insurgency happened in 2003.