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CREATIVE NONFICTION FINAL TERM
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  • Lyndon Laure
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  • 1

    tell stories to illustrate universal truth, insights, and facts. they are written in the first person

    personal essays

  • 2

    one factor that makes a narrative work. means that no matter how far you invent or imagine your fictional work, the plot and images have to be realistic.

    verisimilitude

  • 3

    have to be authentic. they do not simply expose facts; they exploit them to further their own ends.

    expository prose essays

  • 4

    spanish term understood as "witness account". embodies a narrative research methodology rooted in latin american history. first person account by the person (narrator) who has faced instances of marginalization

    testimonio

  • 5

    told in the first person by a narrator

    novel

  • 6

    explained that testimonio relies on specific forensic patterns of argumentation.

    sklodowska

  • 7

    testimonio places greater emphasis on...

    collective experiences

  • 8

    testimonio takes an _ meaning it prioritizes factual observation and experience over abstract theory or speculation

    empiricist stance

  • 9

    testimonio came from the latin word...

    testimonium

  • 10

    said that "because testimonio is by nature a protean..."

    beverley

  • 11

    first fully developed autobiogrphy

    st. augustine of hippo's confessions

  • 12

    st. augustine began his first book with the story of his

    infancy

  • 13

    hypothesized that "autobiography as genre is built on the common metaphor of 'Life is a journey."

    dr. madalina akli

  • 14

    is book-length, it is not in novel form. a nonfictional written account or narrative of a person's life.

    autobiography

  • 15

    according to him, autobiography is a "semi-fictional narrative based in part on the author's life experience..."

    dr. kip wheeler

  • 16

    the autobiographical essay is also called

    personal narrative essay

  • 17

    when writing an _ you tell a story about a particular event that had happened to your life includes your thoughts, feelings, and experiences.

    autobiographical essay

  • 18

    after the second part of the 20th century, a genre called _ emerged it is an autobiographical narrative that describes a personal experience of illness, disabilitt, treatment...

    pathography

  • 19

    6 essential elements of autobiography

    a description of your personal origin story, significant experiences, detailed recollections of episodes from your professional life, a personal story of failure, a unique and compelling title, a first-person narrative voice

  • 20

    subtype of autobiography shares part of the author's life

    memoir

  • 21

    types of autobiography

    full autobiography, personal essay, confession, psychological illness, overcoming adversity

  • 22

    you tell about your life from birth to the present

    full autobiography

  • 23

    is a type of writing that tells some story about you

    personal essay

  • 24

    written by those who have done something bad learning from mistakes

    confession

  • 25

    people had mental illness found it therapeutic to write their thoughts down, so they feel better

    psychological illness

  • 26

    some people have a hard life. sharing stories to express their emotions about what happened

    overcoming adversity

  • 27

    formats that you can use for your autobiography

    graphic novel, traditional autobiography, script, vignettes

  • 28

    steps to write an autobiography

    write about your life timeline, identify the main characters, retrieve the best stories, write in your voice, decide where the story starts, select theme

  • 29

    a great way to tell stories with pictures

    graphic novel

  • 30

    tells the timeline of your life from the dat tou were born until now

    traditional autobiography

  • 31

    tells stories, like those you see in dramas or in movies

    script

  • 32

    great way to explore an event in more detail

    vignettes

  • 33

    profiles other people.

    biography

  • 34

    short amusing or interesting story usually short narrative of an interesting, amusing, or biograohical incident

    anecdote

  • 35

    kind of creative nonfiction that deals with travels. has to be in first person and describe the place or places where one has travelled

    travelogue

  • 36

    like personal or autobiographical accounts, are built on the common metaphor od "Life is a journey." they follow ancient narratuve patterb -departure, adventure, and return. can be used to compare the economic and political situations of your native land to the places you have visited and featured

    travel narratives

  • 37

    travel literature includes

    travel journals, travel guides, adventure literature, outdoor and foreign travel literature, nature writing, exploration literature

  • 38

    a process of collecting, analyzing and disseminating information in the public interest role = reflect reality as clearly and accurately as possible

    journalism

  • 39

    write and assemble news stories that will interest their audience. are expected to keep an objective mindset at all times as they interview sources. they do not aim to persuade but to inform

    journalists

  • 40

    is a style of news writing and journalism, developed in the 1960s and 1970s that uses literary techniques unconventional at the time is superlative in their use of details

    new journalism

  • 41

    new journalism is characterized by... a literary style reminiscent of long-form non-fiction

    subjective perspective

  • 42

    shifted away from facuall writing by adding creativity, subjectivity and fictional writing to their stories

    new journalists

  • 43

    describes the new genre as journalism that reads "like a novel"

    tom wolfe

  • 44

    follow the inverted pyramid, where the most improtant information starts the story...

    traditional journalism

  • 45

    is still subject to a large mass audience, so they must consifer the retention of the reader as the story progresses. done by simplifying all the details

    conventional journalism

  • 46

    four techniques of new journalism delivered by wolfe

    telling the story scene by scene, recording the dialogue in full, writing with multiple perspectives, recording a detailed "status life"

  • 47

    basic goals insisted by steffens

    subjectivity, honesty, empathy

  • 48

    an article with 20000 word count but not for a magazine

    long-form journalism

  • 49

    is a term preferable to other canditates

    literary journalism

  • 50

    literary journalism craft requires the following elements

    immersion, structure, voice, accuracy

  • 51

    is a nonfiction category where most of the crimes investigated are murders, and most of the murders have been solved, according to joyce carol oates

    true crime

  • 52

    by necessity, demands that the writer be completely in control of fictional techniques-which means that, to be a good creative reporter, you have to be a very good fiction writer

    reportage

  • 53

    one type of feature article that you can write.

    profile

  • 54

    is a shirt narrative about a real or imaginary person

    character sketch

  • 55

    is a "personality feature"

    profile feature story

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    tell stories to illustrate universal truth, insights, and facts. they are written in the first person

    personal essays

  • 2

    one factor that makes a narrative work. means that no matter how far you invent or imagine your fictional work, the plot and images have to be realistic.

    verisimilitude

  • 3

    have to be authentic. they do not simply expose facts; they exploit them to further their own ends.

    expository prose essays

  • 4

    spanish term understood as "witness account". embodies a narrative research methodology rooted in latin american history. first person account by the person (narrator) who has faced instances of marginalization

    testimonio

  • 5

    told in the first person by a narrator

    novel

  • 6

    explained that testimonio relies on specific forensic patterns of argumentation.

    sklodowska

  • 7

    testimonio places greater emphasis on...

    collective experiences

  • 8

    testimonio takes an _ meaning it prioritizes factual observation and experience over abstract theory or speculation

    empiricist stance

  • 9

    testimonio came from the latin word...

    testimonium

  • 10

    said that "because testimonio is by nature a protean..."

    beverley

  • 11

    first fully developed autobiogrphy

    st. augustine of hippo's confessions

  • 12

    st. augustine began his first book with the story of his

    infancy

  • 13

    hypothesized that "autobiography as genre is built on the common metaphor of 'Life is a journey."

    dr. madalina akli

  • 14

    is book-length, it is not in novel form. a nonfictional written account or narrative of a person's life.

    autobiography

  • 15

    according to him, autobiography is a "semi-fictional narrative based in part on the author's life experience..."

    dr. kip wheeler

  • 16

    the autobiographical essay is also called

    personal narrative essay

  • 17

    when writing an _ you tell a story about a particular event that had happened to your life includes your thoughts, feelings, and experiences.

    autobiographical essay

  • 18

    after the second part of the 20th century, a genre called _ emerged it is an autobiographical narrative that describes a personal experience of illness, disabilitt, treatment...

    pathography

  • 19

    6 essential elements of autobiography

    a description of your personal origin story, significant experiences, detailed recollections of episodes from your professional life, a personal story of failure, a unique and compelling title, a first-person narrative voice

  • 20

    subtype of autobiography shares part of the author's life

    memoir

  • 21

    types of autobiography

    full autobiography, personal essay, confession, psychological illness, overcoming adversity

  • 22

    you tell about your life from birth to the present

    full autobiography

  • 23

    is a type of writing that tells some story about you

    personal essay

  • 24

    written by those who have done something bad learning from mistakes

    confession

  • 25

    people had mental illness found it therapeutic to write their thoughts down, so they feel better

    psychological illness

  • 26

    some people have a hard life. sharing stories to express their emotions about what happened

    overcoming adversity

  • 27

    formats that you can use for your autobiography

    graphic novel, traditional autobiography, script, vignettes

  • 28

    steps to write an autobiography

    write about your life timeline, identify the main characters, retrieve the best stories, write in your voice, decide where the story starts, select theme

  • 29

    a great way to tell stories with pictures

    graphic novel

  • 30

    tells the timeline of your life from the dat tou were born until now

    traditional autobiography

  • 31

    tells stories, like those you see in dramas or in movies

    script

  • 32

    great way to explore an event in more detail

    vignettes

  • 33

    profiles other people.

    biography

  • 34

    short amusing or interesting story usually short narrative of an interesting, amusing, or biograohical incident

    anecdote

  • 35

    kind of creative nonfiction that deals with travels. has to be in first person and describe the place or places where one has travelled

    travelogue

  • 36

    like personal or autobiographical accounts, are built on the common metaphor od "Life is a journey." they follow ancient narratuve patterb -departure, adventure, and return. can be used to compare the economic and political situations of your native land to the places you have visited and featured

    travel narratives

  • 37

    travel literature includes

    travel journals, travel guides, adventure literature, outdoor and foreign travel literature, nature writing, exploration literature

  • 38

    a process of collecting, analyzing and disseminating information in the public interest role = reflect reality as clearly and accurately as possible

    journalism

  • 39

    write and assemble news stories that will interest their audience. are expected to keep an objective mindset at all times as they interview sources. they do not aim to persuade but to inform

    journalists

  • 40

    is a style of news writing and journalism, developed in the 1960s and 1970s that uses literary techniques unconventional at the time is superlative in their use of details

    new journalism

  • 41

    new journalism is characterized by... a literary style reminiscent of long-form non-fiction

    subjective perspective

  • 42

    shifted away from facuall writing by adding creativity, subjectivity and fictional writing to their stories

    new journalists

  • 43

    describes the new genre as journalism that reads "like a novel"

    tom wolfe

  • 44

    follow the inverted pyramid, where the most improtant information starts the story...

    traditional journalism

  • 45

    is still subject to a large mass audience, so they must consifer the retention of the reader as the story progresses. done by simplifying all the details

    conventional journalism

  • 46

    four techniques of new journalism delivered by wolfe

    telling the story scene by scene, recording the dialogue in full, writing with multiple perspectives, recording a detailed "status life"

  • 47

    basic goals insisted by steffens

    subjectivity, honesty, empathy

  • 48

    an article with 20000 word count but not for a magazine

    long-form journalism

  • 49

    is a term preferable to other canditates

    literary journalism

  • 50

    literary journalism craft requires the following elements

    immersion, structure, voice, accuracy

  • 51

    is a nonfiction category where most of the crimes investigated are murders, and most of the murders have been solved, according to joyce carol oates

    true crime

  • 52

    by necessity, demands that the writer be completely in control of fictional techniques-which means that, to be a good creative reporter, you have to be a very good fiction writer

    reportage

  • 53

    one type of feature article that you can write.

    profile

  • 54

    is a shirt narrative about a real or imaginary person

    character sketch

  • 55

    is a "personality feature"

    profile feature story