Creative Writing - The Narrative Essay PPT

Literary Reportage

1. LET US PRAY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aG_unqKaDrw

2. Three types of Narrative Essay Literary Reportage I The Travel Essay II The Personal Essay III

3. Each has a speaker who uses storytelling techniques to recall specific experiences. Each also, has its own way of discussing and examining these experiences.

4. LITERARY REPORTAGE

5. Literary “It is about writing, study, or concerning literature.” Reportage “It is the reporting of news, for the press and the broadcast media .”

6. Literary Reportage It is a way of presenting true stories in a more narrative way, using storytelling techniques.

7. JESSICA SOHO VICKY MORALES

8. KORINA SANCHEZ TED FAILON

9. CONVENTIONAL JOURNALISM The Lead Supporting Details The Tail Who, What, When, Where, How, Why Elaboration of Evidence, additional facts Less-essential information

10. The Role of a Journalist …is to provide readers the information they need to make decisions and form opinions on matters that affect them. “They serve a vital role in society.”

11. JOURNALISM NEW

12. - Herbert Marshall Mcluhan The hand that wrote a page, built a city

13. New Journalism It is a movement of news reporting that became popular to the US in the 1960s onward. Its popularity lead to what we now call creative nonfiction.

14. The writers of those newspapers and magazines are the American journalists-turned-literary figures (or vice versa) like Truman Capote, Hunter Thompson, Joan Didion , and Gay Talese . “It was news writing that broke free from the constraints of the inverted triangle .”

15. TECHNIQUES OF LITERARY REPORTAGE

16. TOM WOLFE “He is an American author and journalist widely known for his association with  New Journalism , a style of news writing and journalism developed in the 1960s and 1970s that incorporated literary techniques .”

17. Tom Wolfe and E.W. Johnson anthologized several of these hallmark works from different news and lifestyle outlets in the book, The New Journalism. There are four basic techniques.

18. Scene-by-scene Construction B uilding blocks are verifiable facts (who, what, when, where, how and why) Emphasis on Dialogue Articles may feature direct quotes offered by interviewees or culled speeches or officially released statements.

19. Fluid Point of View Claims to see things through the eyes of an important figure in the scene. Often voicing out what that figure may be thinking. I nterpretation of Details Do not speculate on the significance of certain object details, rather; Interpreting details as a symbol of something.

20. New Journalism Phoenicians Greek Latin Aramaic Hebrew Arabic

21. Evolution 02 You could enter a subtitle here if you need it

22. 1440 1638 1452 It was created by Johannes Gutenberg The first printing press is emerging in the United States The most important printing begins “The Gutenberg Bible”

23. Printing Map China In the s. XI created reproduction systems with mobile types Germany Johannes Gutenberg is the creator of the printing press in 1440

24. A picture always reinforces concept Images reveal large amounts of data and meanings

25. 1991 Year in which the digital age began

26. Bibliographical references AUTHOR (YEAR). Title of the publication . Publisher AUTHOR (YEAR). Title of the publication . Publisher AUTHOR (YEAR). Title of the publication . Publisher AUTHOR (YEAR). Title of the publication . Publisher

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