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	Wikis inherently break the fourth wall by encouraging the reader not just to read but to edit, and sometimes the text invitingly says, "hey you, click here, and edit me."		Wikis inherently break the fourth wall by encouraging the reader not just to read but to edit, and sometimes the text invitingly says, "hey you, click here, and edit me."

	Applied to the [[FSFwiki]], the fourth wall is suggestive of the air of neutrality which [[Wikipedia]] attempts to take. In Wikipedia, it's a more or less open process, permitting users to breach the fourth wall as needed to view the discussion on the "talk pages" and the history of any page. (Although the complexity of wikipedia and its dispute resolution processes is creating a de facto obscurity through complexity.) Because FSFwiki is both feminist and SFnal, we are integrating the User:pages into [[:Category:People\|People categories]] as appropriate (see [[:Category:FS		Applied to the [[FSFwiki]], the fourth wall is suggestive of the air of neutrality which [[Wikipedia]] attempts to take. In Wikipedia, it's a more or less open process, permitting users to breach the fourth wall as needed to view the discussion on the "talk pages" and the history of any page. (Although the complexity of wikipedia and its dispute resolution processes is creating a de facto obscurity through complexity.) Because FSFwiki is both feminist and SFnal, we are integrating the User:pages into [[:Category:People\|People categories]] as appropriate (see [[:Category:FSFwikians\|Category:FSFwikians]]).
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	Wikis inherently break the fourth wall by encouraging the reader not just to read but to edit, and sometimes the text invitingly says, "hey you, click here, and edit me."		Wikis inherently break the fourth wall by encouraging the reader not just to read but to edit, and sometimes the text invitingly says, "hey you, click here, and edit me."

	Applied to the [[FSFwiki]], the fourth wall is suggestive of the air of neutrality which [[Wikipedia]] attempts to take. In Wikipedia, it's a more or less open process, permitting users to breach the fourth wall as needed to view the discussion on the "talk pages" and the history of any page. (Although the complexity of wikipedia and its dispute resolution processes is creating a de facto obscurity through complexity.) Because FSFwiki is both feminist and SFnal, we are integrating the User:pages into [[:Category:People\|People categories]] as appropriate (see [[:Category:~~FSFwikians~~\|Category:FSFwikians]]).		Applied to the [[FSFwiki]], the fourth wall is suggestive of the air of neutrality which [[Wikipedia]] attempts to take. In Wikipedia, it's a more or less open process, permitting users to breach the fourth wall as needed to view the discussion on the "talk pages" and the history of any page. (Although the complexity of wikipedia and its dispute resolution processes is creating a de facto obscurity through complexity.) Because FSFwiki is both feminist and SFnal, we are integrating the User:pages into [[:Category:People\|People categories]] as appropriate (see [[:Category:FS
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			Fwikians\|Category:FSFwikians]]).

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Lquilter: notes

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notes

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	The '''Fourth Wall''' is the theoretical construct that permits actors on a stage to not see and interact with the [[audience]]. It is a wall, invisible to the audience, but visible to the stage performers (and the wall they often seem to strike poses towards and direct their vocied internal monologues to). It is part of the [[suspension of disbelief]].		The '''Fourth Wall''' is the theoretical construct that permits actors on a stage to not see and interact with the [[audience]]. It is a wall, invisible to the audience, but visible to the stage performers (and the wall they often seem to strike poses towards and direct their vocied internal monologues to). It is part of the [[suspension of disbelief]].

	"Breaking the Fourth Wall" refers, narrowly, to moments in which the performer acknowledges or even addresses the audience directly. More broadly, it refers to self-referentiality within works, or recognition of a work's fictionality. This is sometimes called "metafiction".		"Breaking the Fourth Wall" refers, narrowly, to moments in which the performer acknowledges or even addresses the audience directly. More broadly, it refers to self-referentiality within works, or recognition of a work's fictionality. This is sometimes called "metafiction". While the term comes from theater and drama, it may be applied to nondramatic works, e.g., prose.

	~~Applied to [[~~SF~~]] -~~ Experimental fiction is often ~~SFal~~ in form, and given to breaches of the fourth wall. The SF community ("fandom"), itself, builds on SFal worlds with costume play, fanfiction, and other participatory endeavors. This participatory [[audience theory\|audience]] engages SF through costume play, fanfiction, amateur creations, crossovers, retellings, building-upon, and derivative works.		==SF and the fourth wall==

			Experimental fiction is often [[SFnal]] in form, and given to breaches of the fourth wall. The SF community ("[[fandom]]"), itself, builds on SFal worlds with [[cosplay\|costume play]], [[fanfiction]], and other participatory endeavors. This participatory [[audience theory\|audience]] engages SF through costume play, fanfiction, amateur creations, crossovers, [[retellings]], building-upon, and derivative works.

	[[Fandom]] then overlaps between [[SF studies]] and the professional creators of SF -- writers, directors, programmers -- many of whom begin, or end, as fans.		[[Fandom]] then overlaps between [[SF studies]] and the professional creators of SF -- writers, directors, programmers -- many of whom begin, or end, as fans.

			==Feminism and the fourth wall==
	Applied to [[feminism]], the fourth wall suggests the ways in which we participants in the world blindly accept the assumptions we're given. Feminism and other [[critical analysis]] permits us to break the fourth wall and address the assumptions.		Applied to [[feminism]], the fourth wall suggests the ways in which we participants in the world blindly accept the assumptions we're given. Feminism and other [[critical analysis]] permits us to break the fourth wall and address the assumptions.

	Wikis inherently break the fourth wall by encouraging the reader not just to read but to edit, and sometimes the text invitingly says, "hey you, click here, and edit me."		Wikis inherently break the fourth wall by encouraging the reader not just to read but to edit, and sometimes the text invitingly says, "hey you, click here, and edit me."

	Applied to the [[FSFwiki]], the fourth wall is suggestive of the air of neutrality which [[Wikipedia]] attempts to take. In Wikipedia, it's a more or less open process, permitting users to breach the fourth wall as needed to view the discussion on the "talk pages" and the history of any page. (Although the complexity of wikipedia and its dispute resolution processes is creating a de facto obscurity through complexity.) Because FSFwiki is both feminist and ~~SFal~~, we are integrating the User:pages into [[:Category:People\|People categories]] as appropriate (see [[:Category:FSFwikians\|Category:FSFwikians]]).		Applied to the [[FSFwiki]], the fourth wall is suggestive of the air of neutrality which [[Wikipedia]] attempts to take. In Wikipedia, it's a more or less open process, permitting users to breach the fourth wall as needed to view the discussion on the "talk pages" and the history of any page. (Although the complexity of wikipedia and its dispute resolution processes is creating a de facto obscurity through complexity.) Because FSFwiki is both feminist and SFnal, we are integrating the User:pages into [[:Category:People\|People categories]] as appropriate (see [[:Category:FSFwikians\|Category:FSFwikians]]).

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Examples in FSF: accents

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	==Examples in FSF==		==Examples in FSF==
	* [[Xena: Warrior Princess]] fourth season episode, "[[~~Deja~~ Vu All Over Again]]"		* [[Xena: Warrior Princess]] fourth season episode, "[[Déjà Vu All Over Again]]"

	[[Category:Theory]]		[[Category:Theory]]

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	* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fiction_that_breaks_the_fourth_wall list of fiction that breaks the fourth wall]		* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fiction_that_breaks_the_fourth_wall list of fiction that breaks the fourth wall]

			==Examples in FSF==
			* [[Xena: Warrior Princess]] fourth season episode, "[[Deja Vu All Over Again]]"

	[[Category:Theory]]		[[Category:Theory]]

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	Applied to [[feminism]], the fourth wall suggests the ways in which we participants in the world blindly accept the assumptions we're given. Feminism and other [[critical analysis]] permits us to break the fourth wall and address the assumptions.		Applied to [[feminism]], the fourth wall suggests the ways in which we participants in the world blindly accept the assumptions we're given. Feminism and other [[critical analysis]] permits us to break the fourth wall and address the assumptions.

			Wikis inherently break the fourth wall by encouraging the reader not just to read but to edit, and sometimes the text invitingly says, "hey you, click here, and edit me."

	Applied to the [[FSFwiki]], the fourth wall is suggestive of the air of neutrality which [[Wikipedia]] attempts to take. In Wikipedia, it's a more or less open process, permitting users to breach the fourth wall as needed to view the discussion on the "talk pages" and the history of any page. (Although the complexity of wikipedia and its dispute resolution processes is creating a de facto obscurity through complexity.) Because FSFwiki is both feminist and SFal, we are integrating the User:pages into [[:Category:People\|People categories]] as appropriate (see [[:Category:FSFwikians\|Category:FSFwikians]]).		Applied to the [[FSFwiki]], the fourth wall is suggestive of the air of neutrality which [[Wikipedia]] attempts to take. In Wikipedia, it's a more or less open process, permitting users to breach the fourth wall as needed to view the discussion on the "talk pages" and the history of any page. (Although the complexity of wikipedia and its dispute resolution processes is creating a de facto obscurity through complexity.) Because FSFwiki is both feminist and SFal, we are integrating the User:pages into [[:Category:People\|People categories]] as appropriate (see [[:Category:FSFwikians\|Category:FSFwikians]]).

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linking audience

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	The '''Fourth Wall''' is the theoretical construct that permits actors on a stage to not see and interact with the audience. It is a wall, invisible to the audience, but visible to the stage performers (and the wall they often seem to strike poses towards and direct their vocied internal monologues to). It is part of the [[suspension of disbelief]].		The '''Fourth Wall''' is the theoretical construct that permits actors on a stage to not see and interact with the [[audience]]. It is a wall, invisible to the audience, but visible to the stage performers (and the wall they often seem to strike poses towards and direct their vocied internal monologues to). It is part of the [[suspension of disbelief]].

	"Breaking the Fourth Wall" refers, narrowly, to moments in which the performer acknowledges or even addresses the audience directly. More broadly, it refers to self-referentiality within works, or recognition of a work's fictionality. This is sometimes called "metafiction".		"Breaking the Fourth Wall" refers, narrowly, to moments in which the performer acknowledges or even addresses the audience directly. More broadly, it refers to self-referentiality within works, or recognition of a work's fictionality. This is sometimes called "metafiction".

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	Applied to [[feminism]], the fourth wall suggests the ways in which we participants in the world blindly accept the assumptions we're given. Feminism and other [[critical analysis]] permits us to break the fourth wall and address the assumptions.		Applied to [[feminism]], the fourth wall suggests the ways in which we participants in the world blindly accept the assumptions we're given. Feminism and other [[critical analysis]] permits us to break the fourth wall and address the assumptions.

	Applied to the [[FSFwiki]], the fourth wall is suggestive of the air of neutrality which [[Wikipedia]] attempts to take. In Wikipedia, it's a more or less open process, permitting users to breach the fourth wall as needed to view the discussion on the "talk pages" and the history of any page. (Although the complexity of wikipedia and its dispute resolution processes is creating a de facto obscurity through complexity.) Because FSFwiki is both feminist and SFal, we are integrating the User:pages into [[:Category:People\|People categories]] as appropriate (see [[:Category:~~FSFWikians~~\|Category:~~FSFWikians~~]]).		Applied to the [[FSFwiki]], the fourth wall is suggestive of the air of neutrality which [[Wikipedia]] attempts to take. In Wikipedia, it's a more or less open process, permitting users to breach the fourth wall as needed to view the discussion on the "talk pages" and the history of any page. (Although the complexity of wikipedia and its dispute resolution processes is creating a de facto obscurity through complexity.) Because FSFwiki is both feminist and SFal, we are integrating the User:pages into [[:Category:People\|People categories]] as appropriate (see [[:Category:FSFwikians\|Category:FSFwikians]]).

	What do ''you'' think? (click "edit" or "discussion" above if you want to tell)		What do ''you'' think? (click "edit" or "discussion" above if you want to tell)

Lquilter: fourth wall thinking

2006-12-06T14:06:53Z

fourth wall thinking

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The '''Fourth Wall''' is the theoretical construct that permits actors on a stage to not see and interact with the audience. It is a wall, invisible to the audience, but visible to the stage performers (and the wall they often seem to strike poses towards and direct their vocied internal monologues to). It is part of the [[suspension of disbelief]].

"Breaking the Fourth Wall" refers, narrowly, to moments in which the performer acknowledges or even addresses the audience directly. More broadly, it refers to self-referentiality within works, or recognition of a work's fictionality. This is sometimes called "metafiction".

Applied to [[SF]] - Experimental fiction is often SFal in form, and given to breaches of the fourth wall. The SF community ("fandom"), itself, builds on SFal worlds with costume play, fanfiction, and other participatory endeavors. This participatory [[audience theory|audience]] engages SF through costume play, fanfiction, amateur creations, crossovers, retellings, building-upon, and derivative works.

[[Fandom]] then overlaps between [[SF studies]] and the professional creators of SF -- writers, directors, programmers -- many of whom begin, or end, as fans.

Applied to [[feminism]], the fourth wall suggests the ways in which we participants in the world blindly accept the assumptions we're given. Feminism and other [[critical analysis]] permits us to break the fourth wall and address the assumptions.

Applied to the [[FSFwiki]], the fourth wall is suggestive of the air of neutrality which [[Wikipedia]] attempts to take. In Wikipedia, it's a more or less open process, permitting users to breach the fourth wall as needed to view the discussion on the "talk pages" and the history of any page. (Although the complexity of wikipedia and its dispute resolution processes is creating a de facto obscurity through complexity.) Because FSFwiki is both feminist and SFal, we are integrating the User:pages into [[:Category:People|People categories]] as appropriate (see [[:Category:FSFWikians|Category:FSFWikians]]).

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==References==
''See wikipedia for more''
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_wall fourth wall]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fiction_that_breaks_the_fourth_wall list of fiction that breaks the fourth wall]

[[Category:Theory]]