From role-playing games studies to proposals for decolonized ethnographic methods, it seems that the idea of sharing narrative authority is often presented as a key component in addressing power inequalities in contexts where worlds are being built and/or expressed in discourse. But what is narrative authority, exactly? How would you define various "degrees" of sharing it? Is it a clear indicator of agency? Your thoughts will be greatly appreciated.

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