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1
A___ is a first-person account by the person
(narrator) who has faced instances of social and political
inequality, oppression, or any specific form of
marginalization.
testimonio
2
Testimonial literature has been defined by as ____ an authentic narrative, told by a witness who is moved to
narrate by the urgency. of a situation (e.g., war, oppression,
revolution, etc.).
George Yudice
3
Testimonio, is directly translated to the English word
“____,” but there are important differences between the
two words
testimony
4
“____” is a
critical appraisal of an establishment or product so that
potential consumers can have an idea of what to expect
review
5
Testimonies are always ____ and ____
intentional and political
6
Testimonio is first person narrative. True or false
true
7
focuses on feature,
profile, or lifestyle journalistic writing with the
use fictional narrative styles.
literary journalism
8
Elements of literary journalism
context, narration, character development, voice
9
Refers to the
specific setting
or background
of the text
context
10
A constant element
of literary journalism
since it
encompasses all the
other elements and
serves as the main
point of the text.
narration
11
The people
involved in the text
play an important
role in the
development of
the focused topic
or individual
character development
12
Is crucial on the
writer's part
because it will
dictate wether the
tone and the way
the text is written
relates or not to
the readers.
voice
13
Characteristics of literary journalism
immersion, accuracy, subjectivity
14
This involves collecting, verifying, and assessing information that almost resembles news gathering; however, it is more elaborate and includes characteristics of typical feature articles.
investigative features
15
This is a written portrait of a person, usually published as an article or news. The information in a profile comes from interviews and data gathering from family, friends, or colleagues of the subject of the piece.
profile
16
This is a feature story that presents stories of people or animals in an emotional way. Some call this soft news because it is fact-based but aims to rouse emotions.
human interest story
17
This refers to an article that presents the good and positive ways a person lives his or her life, as well the travel stories that involve food, culture, sceneries, and showcasing the place visited
lifestyle and travel story
18
Is the art of blending documentary with personal observations, perceptions,
and anecdotal evidences.
reportage
19
Refers to cultural and societal realities, past developments, and current
affairs.
reportage
20
a genre within creative non-fiction that presents factual real-life stories but with
the storytelling techniques and stylistic conventions of fictional works. Therefore,
it is a blend between journalism and fiction.
reportage
21
Gives readers a foundational
understanding of the social
or cultural context followed
and written about. As a more
technical genre
historical background and casualty
22
Is a must to present to
readers with materials and
sources that will make them
understand the basis of all
the text's content.
material citation
23
To make the
content even more
captivating to the
readers.
narrative styles
24
Characteristics of reportage
clarity, dynamism, informativeness
25
Is reflected in the accurate
use of detailing that appeals
to the senses. Since
reportage is primarily
factual, descriptions should
be clearly, logically, and
chronologically presented.
clarity
26
Is the variety
in terms of the plot and
overall story presented. A
text is dynamic when it can
offer a story that is
common to all but
represented in a different
way.
dynamism
27
Is a feature that reflects the
purpose of reportage
writing. This characteristic
highlights the relevance of
the content and the point
of audience awareness
informativeness
28
a genre that presents factual real-life stories
but with the storytelling techniques and stylistic conventions of
fictional works.
literary reportage
29
Types of reportage
Biography, Travel writing, Personal essay, Historical writing, Long-form journalism
30
vivid description of the
combination of the taste and smell of the food that can
create a feeling of nostalgia in your readers effect
Proustian
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1
A___ is a first-person account by the person
(narrator) who has faced instances of social and political
inequality, oppression, or any specific form of
marginalization.
testimonio
2
Testimonial literature has been defined by as ____ an authentic narrative, told by a witness who is moved to
narrate by the urgency. of a situation (e.g., war, oppression,
revolution, etc.).
George Yudice
3
Testimonio, is directly translated to the English word
“____,” but there are important differences between the
two words
testimony
4
“____” is a
critical appraisal of an establishment or product so that
potential consumers can have an idea of what to expect
review
5
Testimonies are always ____ and ____
intentional and political
6
Testimonio is first person narrative. True or false
true
7
focuses on feature,
profile, or lifestyle journalistic writing with the
use fictional narrative styles.
literary journalism
8
Elements of literary journalism
context, narration, character development, voice
9
Refers to the
specific setting
or background
of the text
context
10
A constant element
of literary journalism
since it
encompasses all the
other elements and
serves as the main
point of the text.
narration
11
The people
involved in the text
play an important
role in the
development of
the focused topic
or individual
character development
12
Is crucial on the
writer's part
because it will
dictate wether the
tone and the way
the text is written
relates or not to
the readers.
voice
13
Characteristics of literary journalism
immersion, accuracy, subjectivity
14
This involves collecting, verifying, and assessing information that almost resembles news gathering; however, it is more elaborate and includes characteristics of typical feature articles.
investigative features
15
This is a written portrait of a person, usually published as an article or news. The information in a profile comes from interviews and data gathering from family, friends, or colleagues of the subject of the piece.
profile
16
This is a feature story that presents stories of people or animals in an emotional way. Some call this soft news because it is fact-based but aims to rouse emotions.
human interest story
17
This refers to an article that presents the good and positive ways a person lives his or her life, as well the travel stories that involve food, culture, sceneries, and showcasing the place visited
lifestyle and travel story
18
Is the art of blending documentary with personal observations, perceptions,
and anecdotal evidences.
reportage
19
Refers to cultural and societal realities, past developments, and current
affairs.
reportage
20
a genre within creative non-fiction that presents factual real-life stories but with
the storytelling techniques and stylistic conventions of fictional works. Therefore,
it is a blend between journalism and fiction.
reportage
21
Gives readers a foundational
understanding of the social
or cultural context followed
and written about. As a more
technical genre
historical background and casualty
22
Is a must to present to
readers with materials and
sources that will make them
understand the basis of all
the text's content.
material citation
23
To make the
content even more
captivating to the
readers.
narrative styles
24
Characteristics of reportage
clarity, dynamism, informativeness
25
Is reflected in the accurate
use of detailing that appeals
to the senses. Since
reportage is primarily
factual, descriptions should
be clearly, logically, and
chronologically presented.
clarity
26
Is the variety
in terms of the plot and
overall story presented. A
text is dynamic when it can
offer a story that is
common to all but
represented in a different
way.
dynamism
27
Is a feature that reflects the
purpose of reportage
writing. This characteristic
highlights the relevance of
the content and the point
of audience awareness
informativeness
28
a genre that presents factual real-life stories
but with the storytelling techniques and stylistic conventions of
fictional works.
literary reportage
29
Types of reportage
Biography, Travel writing, Personal essay, Historical writing, Long-form journalism
30
vivid description of the
combination of the taste and smell of the food that can
create a feeling of nostalgia in your readers effect
Proustian