Q3 CREATIVE NONFICTION WEEK 1 INTRODUCTION.pptx

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INTRODUCTION TO CREATIVE NONFICTION
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Objectives:
By the end of this lesson, students will be able to:
1.Define creative nonfiction and describe its main features.
2.Explain why people write creative nonfiction.
3.Identify different types of creative nonfiction, like memoir,
personal essay, and travel writing.
4.Understand the difference between creative nonfiction and
fiction.

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GOOGLE What is creative Nonfiction
CREATIVE NONFICTION
Writing about factual events with the use of literary devices and story
telling techniques
CREATIVE NONFICTION –Prof. Jose Victor Torres, UST
A mixture of fact with principles of writing a fiction.
CREATIVE NONFICTION –Creative Nonfiction Literary Magazine
True stories, well told.
Entertains and Informs
Shows NOT tells

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GOOGLE Difference of Telling and showing
TELLING
Sarah was nervous about
her job interview. She felt
unprepared and scared.
Sarah's palms were slick with sweat as she
gripped the handle of her coffee cup. She took
a deep breath, trying to steady her shaking
hands. The ticking of the wall clock seemed
louder with each passing second. Her
reflection in the glass door revealed wide eyes
and a furrowed brow. She glanced down at her
notes, the words blurring together, and
swallowed hard, feeling a knot tighten in her
stomach.
SHOWING

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GOOGLE Creative nonfiction has many names:
Creative nonfiction has many names:
Narrative nonfiction
Literary Journalism
The fourth Genre
The literature of fact
The literature of reality

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GOOGLE HISTORY OF CREATIVE NON FICTION
MICHEL DE MONTAIGNE
a pioneer of the essay form, known for his
foundational work "Essays" published in
1580. His essays blend personal anecdotes
with philosophical insights, exploring a wide
range of topics in a conversational and
reflective tone.
He coined the term “essais” to write about
himself introspectively Michel Eyquem, Seigneur de Montaigne , commonly
known as Michel de Montaigne, was one of the most
significant philosophers of the French Renaissance.

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GOOGLE HISTORY OF CREATIVE NON FICTION
LEE GUTKIND
a contemporary author and editor, pivotal in
popularizing creative nonfiction. As the
founder of the journal "Creative Nonfiction,"
he champions the use of literary techniques
to tell true stories compellingly.
His work blends factual reporting with
narrative elements like character
development, dialogue, and vivid
descriptions. Gutkind's influence has helped
creative nonfiction gain recognition as a
respected genre in both literary and
journalistic fields.
Lee Gutkind is an American writer, speaker, and founder
of the literary journal called Creative Nonfiction.

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GOOGLE Creative nonfiction various forms/genre
1.Memoir
2.Personal Essay
3.Travel Writing
4.Autobiography
5.Biographies
6. Food Writing
7. Journal or diary
8. Speeches

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Memoir
A memoir is a narrative written from the
author’s personal experiences. It focuses on
specific events or themes in the author’s life,
offering a deep and reflective account
"Becoming" is the memoir of former First
Lady Michelle Obama, published in
November 2018. It is an intimate, candid, and
deeply inspiring account of her life, from her
childhood on the South Side of Chicago to her
years in the White House as the first African
American First Lady of the United States.
Becoming is the memoir by former First Lady of the
United States Michelle Obama, published on November
13, 2018

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Personal Essay
The personal essay blends the author's personal
thoughts, reflections, and experiences with
broader themes. It’s often introspective and
explores the author's inner world.
"I Know What You Think of Me" by Tim Kreider
explores how people often overestimate how
much others judge them. Through personal
reflection and humor, Kreider reveals that most
people are more focused on themselves than on
judging others, encouraging self-acceptance and
less concern about external perceptions.
"I Know What You Think of Me" by Tim Kreider is indeed a
personal essay. In it, Kreider reflects on his own thoughts
and experiences.

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Travel Writing
genre that involves the exploration and description of
places, cultures, and experiences from the perspective of
a traveler. Travel writers often share their journeys,
encounters with locals, and insights into different parts of
the world, providing readers with a window into
unfamiliar places.
A Sojourner’s View: Biyaheng Pinoy – A Mindanao
Travelogue by Karl M. Gaspar CSsR explores Mindanao
through the author's personal experiences, highlighting
its culture, history, and the challenges faced by its
people. Gaspar offers a nuanced view of the region,
addressing its social, political, and ethnic complexities
while emphasizing the resilience of its communities.
A Sojourner’s View: Biyaheng Pinoy – A Mindanao
Travelogue by Karl M. Gaspar CSsR explores Mindanao

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Autobiography
An autobiography is a comprehensive account of the
author's life, usually written chronologically. It covers
significant events and milestones from birth to the
present.
"The Story of My Life" by Helen Keller is an autobiography
that recounts her experiences from childhood through
adulthood. Born deaf and blind, Keller faced immense
challenges, but with the help of her teacher, Anne
Sullivan, she learned to communicate and eventually
became a renowned author, speaker, and advocate for
people with disabilities.
The book highlights Keller's early struggles, her
education, and the ways she overcame barriers to lead an
active and impactful life.

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Biography
A biography is a detailed account of a person's life,
written by someone else. A biography provides an
external perspective, offering a broader view of the
individual's life, achievements, challenges, and impact.
Biographies often explore the subject's early years,
career, personal relationships, and contributions to
society
"Rizal: The First Filipino" by Leon Maria Guerrero is a
biography of José Rizal, detailing his life, education,
writings, and martyrdom. Guerrero emphasizes Rizal’s
intellectual contributions, particularly through Noli Me
Tangere and El Filibusterismo, and his role in inspiring
Filipino unity and nationalism.
"Rizal: The First Filipino" by Leon Maria Guerrero is a
comprehensive biography of Dr. José Rizal, the Philippine
national hero.

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Food Writing
Food Writing is a genre of creative nonfiction that
explores food in various contexts, often blending sensory
descriptions, personal anecdotes, cultural insights, and
storytelling. The writing can be found in memoirs, essays,
journalism, cookbooks, and travel pieces, among others.
“Kitchen Confidential” by Anthony Bourdain is a raw,
humorous memoir exposing the chaotic realities of
professional kitchens. It shares Bourdain’s journey as a
chef, revealing the unglamorous side of the culinary
world while celebrating the passion for food and cooking.
Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly is a New York
Times bestselling nonfiction book written by American
chef Anthony Bourdain, first published in 2000.

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Diary/Journal
A diary and a journal are both personal tools for self-
expression and documentation, serving as written
records of an individual's thoughts, events, and
experiences.
The Diary of a Young Girl, journal by Anne Frank, a Jewish
teenager who chronicled her family’s two years (1942–
44) in hiding during the German occupation of the
Netherlands during World War II. The book was first
published in 1947—two years after Anne’s death in a
concentration camp—and later became a classic of war
literature.
"The Diary of a Young Girl" by Anne Frank is a poignant
and timeless account of a young girl's life during one of
history's darkest periods.

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GOOGLE REASONS TO WRITE CREATIVE NONFICTION
1. Telling True Stories
Creative nonfiction allows you to tell true stories with the same engaging
techniques used in fiction. This makes the narrative both informative and
captivating.
2. Exploring Personal Experiences
Writing creative nonfiction offers a platform to reflect on and share your
personal experiences, insights, and observations, helping you connect with
readers on a deeper level.
3. Educating and Informing
Through creative nonfiction, you can educate and inform readers about real
events, people, and issues in a way that is both entertaining and
enlightening.
4. Preserving History
Creative nonfiction can document and preserve historical events and
personal memories, providing a richer, more nuanced perspective on the
past.
Source: cascadiaauthorservices.com/creative-
nonfiction/
Writing creative nonfiction
can be challenging due to the need for
accuracy and creativity, but it is also highly
rewarding as it allows you to explore and
express your true self and your views on the
world..

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5. Raising Awareness
It can be a powerful tool for raising awareness about social, political, and
environmental issues, encouraging readers to think critically and take action.
6. Enhancing Writing Skills
Writing in this genre helps improve your narrative skills, as it requires a
balance of factual accuracy and creative storytelling.
7. Connecting with Readers
The blend of facts and personal voice in creative nonfiction often creates a
stronger emotional connection with readers, making the stories more
relatable and impactful.
8. Challenging and Rewarding
Writing creative nonfiction can be challenging due to the need for accuracy
and creativity, but it is also highly rewarding as it allows you to explore and
express your true self and your views on the world. Source: cascadiaauthorservices.com/creative-
nonfiction/
Writing creative nonfiction
can be challenging due to the need for
accuracy and creativity, but it is also highly
rewarding as it allows you to explore and
express your true self and your views on the
world..

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WHAT OTHER REASONS DO
YOU HAVE IN WRITING
CREATIVE NONFICTION???

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GOOGLE FICTION VS NONFICTION

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GOOGLE FICTION VS NONFICTION
FICTION
• Characters are based on
real people.
• Character personalities
are a combination of
qualities.
• Dialogue can be made
up.
• Events can be made up.
• The plot can be made up
along the way.
• Characters are real people.
• The personalities of the
characters are as they are in real
life.
• Dialogue is verbatim or recreated
to the best of the author's ability.
• Events truly happened.
• Written as accurately and truthful
as possible. Research may be used
when necessary.
CREATIVE NONFICTION

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GOOGLE CHECKPOINT!!!!!!!!!!!
TAKE AWAY CHECKPOINT!!!!!!!!!
This is writing about factual events
with the use of literary devices and
story telling techniques?

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This is writing about factual events
with the use of literary devices and
story telling techniques?
Creative Nonfiction

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Fiction or Creative Nonfiction?
Characters are based on real people.

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Fiction or Creative Nonfiction?
Characters are based on real people.
FICTION

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True or False?
Creative nonfiction is also called the
fourth genre.

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True or False?
Creative nonfiction is also called the
fourth genre.
TRUE

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A written narrative from the author’s
personal experiences. It focuses on
specific events or themes in the author’s
life, offering a deep and reflective account

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A narrative written from the author’s
personal experiences. It focuses on
specific events or themes in the author’s
life, offering a deep and reflective account
MEMOIR

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