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    Storytelling has always been a source of knowledge and understanding for various generations. It is a device used to navigate the ever expanding world so that borders can be established. Storytelling establishes boundaries between what one should and should not do, specifically in the case of Latin American culture where storytelling is a means of safety and certainty to avoid unwanted crime and violence. The act of telling a story not only creates insight and construction of knowledge about…

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    Pi Patel suffers an immense amount throughout his travels and learns many lessons along the way. His travels are expressed through the format of storytelling, which its importance also a major theme. Both Pi and the author are characters that are vital in this format. This narrative structure serves the purpose of expressing the major theme of storytelling and its importance in “Life Of Pi” by Yann Martel. “Life Of Pi” is told from both Pi and the author’s (who is writing a book on Pi’s…

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    Storytelling is a crucial, if not essential, element of ethnography. Without storytelling, the strivings for authenticity and objective representations of people and cultures through the practice of ethnography would be unattainable. Although the relationship between ethnography and storytelling is an intricate and even a potentially hazardous one if not properly carried out, it has the ability and potential to act as a link between understanding the proper practices of ethnography and the…

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    Whatever be the case, storytelling is an important milestone in your pre-schooler’s development. It is an indication that she is developing her language, speech, cognitive and emotional skills the right way. Why is storytelling important? You may think that the stories your pre-schooler cooks up are nothing more than products of her imagination, which she uses to grab your attention. True, she loves the attention you give her by listening to her creative accounts; but storytelling is more than…

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    government; however, there is a way for their legacy to continue on through the art of storytelling. In Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress by Dai Siji, two boys have to go through re-education on the Phoenix Mountain due to their high status within the community. Luo and the narrator both have an obsession with reading, but they are not able to openly express that so they satisfy themselves through storytelling. Storytelling is very significant due to the fact that it not only is education…

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    Some of this is storytelling and incorporating the past traditions into their daily lives today. While other traditions are beginning to die out. Take the Navajo native language for example, according to the New directions for adult and continuing education, only eighty-seven…

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    learning. One that has stuck throughout the centuries is storytelling. Every culture and religion use storytelling as a way to share and gain knowledge. Many cultures use storytelling as a way to share their religion and cultural ways with their young. This is prominent in cultures that don 't read or write. By telling stories they are able to keep their culture and allow others to learn about their culture. Even in countries such as America, storytelling is still widely used by everyone.…

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    Jim And Antonia

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    chain of the story. The novel, as such, has revolutionized the way storytelling works because it refuses to be held jealously, whereas it is more of a choice for storytellers to do so. Admittedly, there is a specific reason for people to normally tell…

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    Marco Polo Analysis

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    An Analysis of the Mythic Storytelling of Marco Polo and the Detailed and Objective Cross-Cultural Descriptions of William of Rubruck This historical analysis will define the abstract mythic descriptions of Mongolian society that Marco Polo brings forth in contrast to the William of Rubruck’s objective and highly detailed analysis of cross-cultural interactions in Mongolian society. Marco polo tends to dramatize and abstract the mythic descriptions of Mongolians, which tends to discredit his…

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    tales in the Bible to the myths from Ancient Greece, religion can be found embedded in many works of literature. This key component of storytelling, or the lack thereof, is ingrained within us when we are developing our morals and ideals and it stays with us for life. Even when religion seems to be absent, the lack of faith still influences the art of storytelling. But this influence is not limited only to archaic literature, instead, it can also be observed in modern works, spanning from novels…

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