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The term '''''gratuitous''''' in [[narratology]] means seeking The term '''''gratuitous''''' in [[narratology]] means seeking
[[sensationalism]] or without having [[rationale]]s or [[pretext]]s. The term is usually encountered in contexts of sex (see the pornography/erotica debate) or violence. The word stems from the Latin ''[[gratuitus]]'', which means free. [[sensationalism]] or without having [[rationale]]s or [[pretext]]s. The term is usually encountered in contexts of sex (see the pornography/erotica debate) or violence. The word stems from the Latin ''[[gratuitus]]'', which means free.
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-==Related terms== 
-# [[unearned]], given freely. 
-# [[unjustified]], without reason. 
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==Related terms== ==Related terms==
 +* [[unearned]], given freely.
 +* [[unjustified]], without reason.
*[[gratuitous violence]] *[[gratuitous violence]]
*[[gratuitous nudity]] *[[gratuitous nudity]]
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The term gratuitous in narratology means seeking sensationalism or without having rationales or pretexts. The term is usually encountered in contexts of sex (see the pornography/erotica debate) or violence. The word stems from the Latin gratuitus, which means free.

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