“I have never approached the subject of presentation with such timidity, since the topic sounds very blasphemous. The fear of any researcher precisely before the blasphemy of the formulation can explain its comparative lack of knowledge. Here we can, perhaps, refer to Borges alone, who, and then extremely carefully, hinted that there are only three plots in world literature; more precisely, he identified four, but noted that one of them is, in essence, a variation of the other. Two plots are known to us from Old Testament and pre-Christian literature - this is the plot of the wanderings of a cunning man and the siege of a city; These two plots necessarily lie at the basis of every culture of any significance...”