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The document outlines the typical structure of plot in a story, including exposition, conflict, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution, and denouement. In the exposition, the reader is introduced to the setting and characters. The conflict is the main problem that arises. During the rising action, additional problems develop leading up to the climax, which is the peak of the conflict. Afterwards, the falling action and resolution show the aftermath and conclusion of the story.
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電子書籍と図書館 １２０６１９Ver.3
狙い：いつでもアクセスできる「知」の蔵を準備しておいて、時々の必要に応じて参照したい、とするニーズは昔からあり、図書館、資料室、本棚などの物理的設備（≒アーカイブ）や、辞書、百科事典、ハンドブック、便覧などの編集形態（＝レファレンス）が産み出された。
デジタル化は検索性とアクセス性という点で、上のニーズに多大な便宜を提供することから期待が高まっている一方で、図書館の機能、書籍のあり方に重大な変更を迫ってもいる。
本講義において、図書館と電子書籍をめぐり、ビジネスの現場で実際に起きていることを報告し、出版文化を考える「思考の補助線」を提供したい。
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１．「所有」と「利用」～電子書籍編
２．「利用／フィー型」の事例～Ｂ２Ｂ／専門書
３．「売り切り型」が欧米では主流
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６．「蔵書管理」から「意味検索」へ～デジタル化の意義（１）
７．「所有から利用」そして「共有」へ～デジタル化の意義（２）
８．まとめよう：デジタル化が引き起こす「知の流通」の大変化
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This document introduces narrative and narrative structure. It defines narrative as the storytelling and plot of a text that gives it overall meaning. Narrative structure is the framework that organizes how a story is presented. Common elements of narrative structure are introduced at the macro level, including exposition, inciting moment, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. Examples of micro-level plot devices like flashbacks and plot twists are also discussed. The document explains how mood, tone, and pacing impact the narrative.
Week 2 Elements of Fiction ContentFiction is a genre that con.docx
Week 2 Elements of Fiction
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Fiction is a genre that consists of imagined events. Examples include stories, novels, fables, fairy tales, and the like. Knowing the terms below will help you understand how fiction is put together and assist you in evaluating and writing about fiction.
Term
Definition
Character
A fictional person.
Round Character
This type of character grows and changes during the course of the story and has a credible personality.
Flat Character
This type of character is one-dimensional and is sometimes presented as a stereotype. This character will act predictably during the course of the story.
Theme
The dominant idea or overall generalization a reader can make about a story.
Setting
The place, time, and social context of the story.
Irony
The contrast between appearance and reality. Things are not always as they seem. The video below illustrates the three types of irony: verbal, situational, and dramatic.
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Conflict A struggle between two opposing forces. Conflict is what makes a story interesting. Conflict usually consists of one of the following:
person vs. person
person vs. nature
person vs. society
person vs. self
Protagonist
The main character. The protagonist should be considered a separate person from the writer, although in an autobiographical piece, the protagonist can be the writer.
Antagonist
The person or force that works against the protagonist to form the conflict.
Plot
The sequence of the events in a story. A plot can be arranged using chronological order or in an alternative style such as a flashback. The five elements of the plot (in the order in which they typically occur) are:exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and denouement.
Exposition
The section of the plot where the characters, situation, and setting are introduced.
Rising Action
The events that complicate the situation. The conflict begins to become apparent, and the reader becomes invested in the story.
Climax
The highest emotional peak of the story where the conflict is resolved. The climax, also called the turning point, is typically the "crisis" in the story.
Falling Action
The actions following the climax, where the complications of the story are untangled.
Denouement
The very end of the story, which illustrates the final outcome of the story.
Frame Narrative
A narrative device where the writer tells a story (or series of stories) within a story. An example of a character telling a single story within a work is F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby, where the story is told through the eyes of Nick Carraway. An example of a character telling a series of stories within a work is Geoffrey Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales, where individual stories are told by one (anonymous) narrator. It is called a "frame" because the unifying story is split between the very beginning and the very end of the piece.
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Story elements 2
This document defines and explains the key elements of a story's plot, including exposition, setting, protagonist, antagonist, conflict, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. It also discusses theme. The plot elements are introduced in a chain of events that make up the story. Understanding these elements can help readers and storytellers alike.
Story Elements
This document defines key literary terms used to analyze plots and stories. It explains that a plot consists of five main elements: exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. Each element is then defined in more detail. Additional terms defined include conflict, protagonist, antagonist, setting, and allusion. The document provides concise explanations of important vocabulary used for literary analysis.
5 STAGES OF STORY.pptx
Freytag's pyramid describes the typical structure of a story through five stages: exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. The exposition introduces the setting and characters, while the rising action explores the conflict. The climax is the turning point where the conflict peaks. The falling action deals with the aftermath of the climax, and the resolution ties up loose ends. Freytag's pyramid provides a conceptual framework for writers to structure their stories from beginning to end.
Short story elements
A short story contains the following key elements: a plot involving a conflict that builds to a climax and is resolved, characters that experience events and develop over time, a setting that establishes the story's time and place, and a theme about some aspect of human nature or experience. Short stories use literary devices like irony, tone, and point of view to engage the reader and convey their meaning in a concise format that can be read in one sitting.
Plot
The document defines plot as the sequence of events that make up the story. It explains that all stories have an exposition to introduce characters and setting, rising action as events increase, a climax where the outcome becomes clear, falling action after the climax, and a resolution that provides the outcome. Conflict is usually part of the plot, which can involve problems, or "bad guys" opposing "good guys". The plot structures stories by arranging events from exposition through resolution.
Creative Writing.pptx
This document outlines the typical plot structure of stories, which includes an exposition to introduce characters and setting, a rising action that builds tension through conflict, a climax as the turning point, a falling action to start resolving conflicts, and a denouement to wrap everything up. It notes that dramas portray this plot structure through performance on stage, while short stories rely more on imagination as written works where the author describes the plot elements.
Element of Narrative.ppt
This document defines and describes the key elements of narrative text, including theme, setting, characters, point of view, characterization, and plot. It explains that theme is the main idea, setting is the time and place, and characters include the protagonist, antagonist, flat/round and static/dynamic characters. Characterization is how the author describes characters. Plot includes exposition, rising action, conflict, climax, falling action, and resolution. It also discusses types of plots and point of view.
Writing A Novel: Plot
What are the elements of narrative structure? Where should your novel begin? What is the resolution? What are the narrative questions you should ask yourself before writing the book? Do you need to outline? This and more!
Lesson-1-Drama.pptx
Drama is a literary composition acted by players on a stage before an audience. It relies on cooperation between writers, actors, producers, and audiences. There is a five-fold structure of drama: 1) Preliminary exposition introduces characters and background, 2) Moment of inciting force presents the main conflict, 3) Rising action develops through crises leading to the climax, 4) Falling action resolves the conflict for or against the protagonist, 5) Denouement reveals the final outcome.
Literary terms pp (nugenang v1)
This document defines and explains various literary terms and story elements, including:
- Setting, which includes the time, place, and mood of a story.
- Characterization and the different types of characters like protagonists and antagonists.
- Plot elements like exposition, rising action, climax, resolution, and falling action.
- Point of view and types like first person and third person.
- Other elements like theme, symbolism, figurative language, and dialogue.
Literary terms pp (nugenang v1)
This document defines and explains various literary terms and story elements, including:
- Setting, which includes the time, place, and mood of a story.
- Characterization, discussing protagonist, antagonist, dynamic, static, flat, and round characters.
- Plot, outlining the introduction/exposition, rising action, climax, resolution, and falling action.
- Point of view, discussing first person, third-person limited, third-person omniscient, and third-person objective.
- Other elements like theme, symbolism, figurative language, and dialogue.
Time, Story, Structure
This document discusses various techniques for representing time in fictional stories, including scenes, summaries, flashbacks, and verb tenses. It provides examples of how each technique can be used and considerations for choosing techniques. Scenes depict events in real time while summaries move more quickly over longer periods. Flashbacks allow looking back in time, and verb tenses should be consistent within the narrative and any flashbacks. Effective stories use these techniques purposefully to navigate events over time for the reader.
Elements of a Story
The document outlines the key elements of a story, including setting, characters, plot, conflict, resolution, point of view, and theme. It defines each element and provides details about how each functions in a story. Setting establishes the when and where of a story. Characters include protagonists and antagonists. Plot follows an arc from exposition to rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. Conflict drives the story forward and can be internal or external. Point of view and theme round out the essential components.
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Plot Structure
- 2. What Is PLOT? Plot is the order of events in a story or any other type or narrative
- 3. Exposition Beginning of the plot where the reader discovers the story’s SETTING and CHARACTERS CHARACTERS Exposition
- 4. Exposition Beginning of the plot where the reader discovers the story’s SETTING and CHARACTERS CHARACTERS Exposition
- 5. Exposition Beginning of the plot where the reader discovers the story’s SETTING and CHARACTERS CHARACTERS Exposition
- 6. Exposition Beginning of the plot where the reader discovers the story’s SETTING and CHARACTERS CHARACTERS and SETTING Exposition
- 7. Exposition Beginning of the plot where the reader discovers the story’s SETTING and CHARACTERS CHARACTERS and SETTING Exposition
- 8. Exposition Beginning of the plot where the reader discovers the story’s SETTING and CHARACTERS CHARACTERS and SETTING Exposition
- 9. Exposition Beginning of the plot where the reader discovers the story’s SETTING and CHARACTERS CHARACTERS and SETTING Exposition
- 10. Exposition Beginning of the plot where the reader discovers the story’s SETTING and CHARACTERS CHARACTERS and SETTING Exposition
- 11. Conflict The point the PLOT where the character or characters face a PROBLEM Exposition Conflict
- 12. Rising Action The central part of a story during which various problems arise, leading up to the climax. Rising Action Exposition Conflict
- 13. Rising Action The central part of a story during which various problems arise, leading up to the climax. Rising Action Exposition Conflict
- 14. Rising Action The central part of a story during which various problems arise, leading up to the climax. Rising Action Exposition Conflict
- 15. Climax The high point of the story, where a culmination of events create the peak of the conflict. Climax Rising Action Exposition Conflict
- 16. Falling Action This part of the story shows the result of the climax, and its effects on the characters, setting and proceeding events Climax Falling Action Rising Action Exposition Conflict
- 17. Resolution This part of the story consists of a series of events that follow the climax, and serves as the conclusion of the story Climax Falling Action Rising Action Exposition Conflict
- 18. Dénouement This part of the story consists of a series of events that follow the climax, and serves as the conclusion of the story Climax Falling Action Rising Action Resolution or Dénouement (“to untie”) Exposition Conflict
- 19. Dénouement This part of the story consists of a series of events that follow the climax, and serves as the conclusion of the story Climax Falling Action Rising Action Resolution or Dénouement (“to untie”) Exposition Conflict
- 20. Dénouement This part of the story consists of a series of events that follow the climax, and serves as the conclusion of the story Climax Falling Action Rising Action Resolution or Dénouement (“to untie”) Exposition Conflict
- 21. THE END!