a word or short phrase that can stand for “a book, play, or film/movie”
The first definition of dialogue is in the Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary.
Conversations in a book, play or film/movie
In that specific dictionary, the phrase, a book, play, or film/movie is used a lot to describe many words’ definitions. Almost all of the books are considered as non-fiction.
As it seems that a book, play, or film/movie all share some quality in their nature, I’ve thought that the phrase can be substituted by other expressions.
What I was coming up with were:
- conversations in art,
- conversations in a piece of art or literature
- Conversations in a produced content with imaginary characters in it
I would like to ask you how correct those are and ask for your guides.
