Definition
A discourse schema (plural: schemata) is a sequenced group of text elements that is categorized by the text's genre.
Examples
(English)
A narative schema consists of the following elements:
- Exposition or setting
- Inciting moment
- Developing conflict
- Climax
- Denouement
- Final suspense
- Conclusion
Kinds
More specific concepts within discourse schema.
Sources 1
- Longacre 1983, 34–35