Storytelling with Winslow Homer - the famous American painter
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This document discusses Winslow Homer, an American landscape painter and printmaker from the 19th century considered one of the greatest American artists. It provides images of some of Homer's paintings and instructs the reader to create a story based on the paintings by selecting images in any order to represent the beginning, middle, and end of the story. It also outlines the hero's myth structure that can be used to make the story stronger, with stages like the ordinary world, call to adventure, refusal of the call, and return with the elixir.
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The document provides an overview of comic books and manga, including their history and some famous artists. It discusses how comic books evolved from newspaper strips and early illustrations, and how genres like superheroes became popular. For manga, it describes how works like picture scrolls and Astro Boy influenced the development of modern manga. It then profiles several influential manga artists, including Osamu Tezuka, Masamune Shirow, and Masashi Kishimoto.
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The document provides a script for a slideshow presentation on literary terms. It includes 26 slides on different literary terms such as drama, comedy, tragedy, novels, poetry, and more. For each slide, the script provides the term and a short definition or description to read over that slide. It also includes tips for creating an effective slideshow such as using visuals, timing slides to audio, recording audio in a quiet place, and limiting each slide to 20 seconds.
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The document provides a script for a slideshow presentation on literary terms. It includes 26 slides on different literary terms such as drama, comedy, tragedy, novels, poetry, and more. For each slide, the script provides the term and a short definition or description to read over that slide. It also includes tips for creating an effective slideshow such as using visuals, timing slides to audio, recording audio in a quiet place, and limiting each slide to 20 seconds.
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The document provides a script for a slideshow presentation on literary terms. It includes 26 slides on different literary terms such as drama, comedy, tragedy, novels, poetry, and more. For each slide, the script provides the term and a short definition or description to read over that slide. It also includes tips for creating an effective slideshow such as using visuals, timing slides to audio, recording audio in a quiet place, and limiting each slide to 20 seconds.
Slideshow
The document provides a script for a slideshow presentation on literary terms. It includes 26 slides on different literary terms such as drama, comedy, tragedy, novels, poetry, and more. For each slide, the script provides the term and a short definition or description to read over that slide. It also includes tips for creating an effective slideshow such as using visuals, timing slides to audio, recording audio in a quiet place, and limiting each slide to 20 seconds.
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Jerome K. Jerome had four ambitions in life: to edit a successful journal, write a successful play, write a successful book, and become a member of Parliament. He accomplished three of these, editing two successful journals, writing a successful play called "The Passing of the Third Floor Back", and his most famous work, the novel "Three Men and a Boat", but he did not achieve his ambition of entering Parliament. Jerome had a varied career across theatre, writing, and journalism before finding literary success late in his career.
Narrative and Plot part 1.
The document discusses the definition and elements of plot. It defines plot as a sequence of causally related events that make up the story. Early theorists like Aristotle and Forster analyzed plot, with Forster defining it as a cause-and-effect relationship between story events. Later, Russian Formalism divided a narrative into the elements of fabula (story) and syuzhet (plot). Freytag further analyzed plot structure, proposing a five-act model of exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution.
Narrative and Plot part 2.
The document discusses the definition and elements of plot in narrative storytelling. It describes plot as a sequence of causally related events that drive a story forward and how readers view it. Several theorists are mentioned who contributed to the conceptualization of plot, including Aristotle who first divided tragedy into three parts in The Poetics, and Freytag who proposed a five-phase model of plot consisting of exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. The document then provides descriptions of each element of Freytag's five-phase model of plot structure.
Jerome k. jerome
Jerome K. Jerome had four ambitions in life: to edit a successful journal, write a successful play, write a successful book, and become a member of Parliament. He accomplished three of these, editing two successful journals, writing a successful play called "The Passing of the Third Floor Back", and his most famous work, the novel "Three Men and a Boat", but he did not achieve his ambition to join Parliament. Jerome had a varied career across theatre, writing, and journalism before finding literary success late in his career.
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Ernest Hemingway was a famous American writer born in 1899 who wrote stories about men facing danger. He developed a simple yet impactful writing style where much of the meaning and themes were implied beneath the surface. Hemingway believed omitting unnecessary details and focusing on what was essential allowed readers to infer deeper meanings for themselves from sparse text. This "iceberg theory" of writing influenced literature worldwide.
Humour and comedy
This document discusses different types of humor and comedy. It defines humor and comedy, noting that comedy has taken different definitions over time such as Aristotle defining it as one of two main forms of drama. The document then discusses theories for why we find things amusing such as relief theory, superiority theory, and incongruity theory. It also differentiates between high comedy, which provides social critique, and low comedy. Finally, it outlines different types of humor used in advertising and entertainment media such as slapstick, parody, stand-up comedy, dark comedy, comedy reality shows, and cartoons.
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- 4. Who was Winslow Homer? 1836 -1919 American landscape painter and printmaker Considered one of the greatest American artists of the 19th century
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- 6. The beginning of the story Once upon a time (fairy tale) It all began First of all Initially Firstly
- 7. Continuation of the story After that Then As soon as No sooner than Next
- 8. Introducing surprise All of a sudden Unexpectedly Suddenly To make matters worse
- 9. Finishing the story Finally Lastly To cut a long story short In the end
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- 23. The Journey of the Hero 7. Approach to the innermost cave 8. Ordeal 9. Reward 10. The road back 11. Resurrection 12. Return with the elixir
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