Most reports are formal and to the point- Does latitude exist sometime.docxkeshayoon3mu
Most reports are formal and to the point. Does latitude exist sometimes to be creative and have \"fun\" with some types of reports?
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It\'s important to clarify that the content of creative nonfiction does not necessarily have to come from the life or the experience of the writer. Say, for instance, the writer is using techniques from literary journalism to create a portrait of a person interviewed. The writer may choose to write a portrait of the interviewee through an omniscient perspective, meaning the writer wouldn\'t be in the piece at all. On the other hand, nonfiction writers often choose to write about topics or people close to them (including themselves). As long as the piece deals with something real, or something based on the real, the writer is allowed to take the piece in any direction he or she wishes. In creative nonfiction, writers attempt to observe, record, and thus shape a moment(s) from real life. Writers thus extract meaning through factual details
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2. PERSONAL ESSAY
• A piece of writing, usually in the first person that
focuses on the topic through the lens of the personal
experience of the narrator.
• It can be narrative or non-narrative, it can tell a story
in a traditional way or improvise a new way for doing
so.
• Ultimately, it should always be based on true,
personal experience.
3. The Memoir
•Is a longer piece of creative nonfiction that
delves deep into a writer’s personal experience.
•It typically uses multiple scenes/stories as a way
of examining a writer’s life (or an important
moment in a writer’s life).
•It is usually but not necessarily, narrative.
4. Literary Journalism
• Uses the techniques of journalism ( such as interviews
and reviews) in order to look outside of the straight
forward, objective world that journalism creates.
• It uses literary practices to capture the scene/settings
of the assignment of the persona of the person being
interviewed.
• It can often be narrative or heavily imagistic.
5. • Another important aspects of literary journalism is
that it often stretches the idea of “objective facts” in
order to better reflect the real life and real people.
• In other words, while journalism is about being
completely objectiveness literary journalism says the
people can’t be objective because they already have
their own subjective views about the world.
6. •Therefore, by taking the “objectiveness” out
of the journalistic process, the writer is
more being truthful.
7. Lyric Essay
• Similar to the personal essay in that it also deals with
a topic that affects the reader.
• However the lyric essay relies heavily on descriptions
and imagery.
• Lyrical suggest something poetic, musical or flowing
(in a sense). This type of piece use a heavily
descriptive, flowing tone in order to tell the story.
