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Across the Korean-language teaching and scholarly texts read in this batch, where does 기승전결 appear and where do three-act and five-stage terms appear, by medium?

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Across the Korean documents read in this batch, three vocabularies sit in different places: three-act terms are the taught plot structure in the comics, digital-storytelling and film-writing-education items (comics/webtoon and film); a five-stage 발단-전개-위기-절정-대단원 appears in a 2012 moving-image paper's abstract; 기승전결 appears as a poetry-composition term in a 2016 hansi paper and, in one comics syllabus, as a required synopsis component. No document read teaches 기승전결 as a screenplay or TV-drama structure with defined parts. This extends C2-B37-RA-07, which found the same absence in scholarly abstracts and a KOFIC notice.

Across the Korean documents read in this batch, three vocabularies sit in different places: three-act terms are the taught plot structure in the comics, digital-storytelling and film-writing-education items (comics/webtoon and film); a five-stage 발단-전개-위기-절정-대단원 appears in a 2012 moving-image paper's abstract; 기승전결 appears as a poetry-composition term in a 2016 hansi paper and, in one comics syllabus, as a required synopsis component. No document read teaches 기승전결 as a screenplay or TV-drama structure with defined parts. This extends C2-B37-RA-07, which found the same absence in scholarly abstracts and a KOFIC notice. Curator qualifications: All excerpts located; E1 (S14 Kyobo Scholar abstract) uses 기승전결 for poetry composition ('시를 구성하는 중요한 요소'), confirming that the four-part term appears in literary/poetry contexts while screenplay teaching uses three-act terms. Evidence status: statements located in the cited sources by a correlated desk review (Claude); not executed; not independently reviewed.
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  • [sourced_fact] Across the Korean documents read in this batch, three vocabularies sit in different places: three-act terms are the taught plot structure in the comics, digital-storytelling and film-writing-education items (comics/webtoon and film); a five-stage 발단-전개-위기-절정-대단원 appears in a 2012 moving-image paper's abstract; 기승전결 appears as a poetry-composition term in a 2016 hansi paper and, in one comics syllabus, as a required synopsis component. No document read teaches 기승전결 as a screenplay or TV-drama structure with defined parts. This extends C2-B37-RA-07, which found the same absence in scholarly abstracts and a KOFIC notice. · locator: abstract source

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