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45 Cards in this Set
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Director of Cave of Forgotten Dreams
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Werner Herzog
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Observation/Experience; framing; generation=
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Generation leads back to new experience as others experience what you generate
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Overheard dialogue
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listening to rhythms of speech
identifying power relationships through attention to dialogue |
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Chance operations
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Using process to reveal the potential of language to expose itself
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Available light
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Your words, experience, imagination
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Intelligent Organizing Principle (IOP)
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A tool that you can use to help guide you through the ups and downs of the creative process.
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Creation vs. Accounting
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Organizing & Destroying
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Creation is...
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-Making, not arithmetic, adding, subtracting, or multiplying
-It is additive practice – adding with and to others |
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What makes a poem?
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Rhyme
Rhythm Image Sound Diction Line |
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What makes a line?
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Meter / rhythm
Rhyme Form Breath The “poet” |
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What are the 3 Types of Lines
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The springboard line
The cumulative line The braided line |
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What are some techniques of figurative language?
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Metaphor and simile & image
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What is Ekphrastic poetry?
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A poem that engages or comments on a visual work of art
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What is a concrete noun?
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A noun that is visible.
Example: fish, tree, frog |
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What is an abstract noun?
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A noun that focuses on ideas and emotions.
Example: Love, life, death, sadness |
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What does NYCT stand for?
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NYCT = Nouns You Can Touch (or taste, smell, see, hear)
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Break down observing:
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-Observe patterns
-See potentiality of meaning -Interpret without judgment -Use all the senses -Look for the connections -Collect evidence as dispassionately as possible |
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Dialogue
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Defines character voice, intelligence, social milieu
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What drives a character?
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Weakness and/or Need
Ghost Desire |
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Greek meaning of Protagonist:
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First in the struggle
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Greek meaning of Antagonist:
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Against the struggle (opponent)
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What are the 4 channels of direct presentation, in relation to character?
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1. Description
2. Voice 3. Action 4. Interiorization |
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What is the narrative voice?
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How the story is told
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What is a character voice?
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A third person who we can only hear through reported speech
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Story vs narrative
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A ‘story’ is, in simplest terms, a sequence of events. Whereas the concept of narrative deals more with how the events are told
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What is the "Pixar" story spine?
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Once upon a time there was ____
Every day, _____ But one day, _______. Because of that, _________ Because of that, _____________ Because of that, _______________ Until finally, _____________ And ever since then, ___________ |
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What is the natural environment?
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Tthe natural environment is individualized, character seeks a sense of self, identity, challenge, god, destiny
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What is the built environment?
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The built environment is social space
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What is the interiorized or imaginative environment?
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1.) a space which occurs inside a character’s mind,
2.) it can be an invented place by the narrator |
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What is the mapping environment?
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Understanding how movements through environment can structure a narrative is important.
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What is the meal environment?
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Meals are always social events in art – even if a meal is alone the absence of others is implied
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What is Chronotope?
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Time + Space: The space-time continuum of storyworld
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What does Rainy River do?
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Probes the intersection fact and fiction
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What does Hills Like White Elephants do?
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Demonstrates what you can do with minimal dialogue
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A Good Man is Hard to Find is...
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One of the slyest, carefully crafted works of short fiction, period -- manages a lot of moves
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Emergency is...
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A drug-fuelled wild ride with an undercurrent of politics.
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Wickedness is...
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The environment as story
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Queen of the North is
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An in-yer-face anti-closure post-colonial blues.
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What are the two basic ways to from a character in a narrative?
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Indirect & Direct
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What is the indirect way to develop a character in a narrative?
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Indirect is straight telling, the narrator tells us about character
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What is the direct way to develop a character in a narrative?
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The direct presentation is generated through four "channels": Description, Voice, Action and Interiorization
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What is Letter's to Whetu about?
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-About form in relation to time
-The difference between cultures |
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What is a Culminative Line?
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Emphasis on end of line
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What is Braided Line?
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Makes use of enjambement and carrier from one line to another
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What is a Springboard Line?
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Sets up and prepares for rest of line
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