👉 Decumbiture is a term used in English literature and philosophy to describe a type of literary device where characters or stories are told from the perspective of someone who has died. This can be seen as an allegory, a metaphor, or a way of presenting a story with less detail than is typically conveyed by the main character. Decumbiture often involves a sense of loss or despair, and it can be used to explore themes such as mortality, decay, and the afterlife.
