Creative non-fiction

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Autobiography and biography

Humans naturally have the desire to leave a legacy. Own life story.

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Nature of writing a biography

Third person perspective.

Formal tone.

Past tense .

Chronological order of detail.

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Formal tone

Professional respectful and objective.

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Nature of writing autobiography

First person perspective.

Me exhibit of sense of subjectivity.

Informal tone and is a conversational for the readers.

Reading in an anecdotal style.

Feelings emotions and realization of the writer are included.

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Elements of an autobiography

Setting.

Characters.

Chronology.

Details.

Author's purpose.

Background.

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Biography

Factual evidence.

Chronology.

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Setting

Time,place

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Characters

Real life people

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Chronology

Sequence of events

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Details

Objective

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Author's purpose

Helps readers understand

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Factual evidence

Facts and information

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Chronology

Childhood to now

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Elements of literary journalism

Character development.

Voice.

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Character development

Helps present values and experiences based on the people behavior actions or interaction.

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Voice

Is crucial on the writers part since it will dictate whether the tone in the way the text is written release or not it's readers.

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Characteristics of literary journalism

Immersion reporting.

Accuracy.

Subjectivity.

Documentary.

Interview.

Confidentiality.

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Immersion reporting

Allows the writers to leave how the subject lives and reflects this living experience in the text.

Join with there to experience.

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Accuracy

Insurance the fact checking and notification of information play a significant role in the writing process.

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Subjectivity

Implies the readers may give different interpretation of the writers intention and stories .

Different interpretation or understanding.

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Types of literary journalism

Investigative feature.

Profile.

Human interest story.

Lifestyle and travel story.

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Investigative feature

Resembles news gathering but it more elaborate and includes characteristics of typically feature article.

Missing sabunggero.

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Profile

A written portrait of a person usually published as an article or news.

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Human interest story

A future store that present stories of people or animals in an emotional way. Some call this soft news as it fact base but games to rouse emotions.

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Lifestyle and travel story

An article that presents the good and positive ways a person lives his or her life as well the travel stories that involves food culture sceneries and showcasing The place visited

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Elements of reportage

Historical background in casuality.

Material citations.

Literary writing style.

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Historical background in casuality

This gives reader a foundational understanding of the subjects social or cultural context .

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Material citation

It is a must to present Readers with materials and sources that will make them better understanding the basis of all the text content.

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Literary writing styles

Reportage also uses narrative styles from fictional writing as this styles make at the content even more captivating to more readers.

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Characteristics of reportage

Clarity.

Dynamism.

Informativeness.

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Clarity

It's reflected the accurate and clear use of descriptions that appeal to senses.

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Dynamism

Is the variety in terms of of the plot and overall story presented a text is a dynamic when it can offer a story that is common to all battery represented in a different way.

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Informativeness

Integrates the purpose of reportage as a source of information and technology.

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Define literary journalism

is like a documentary about other individuals on how they live or what they do for a living and narrative their story.

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Define journalism

is an about reporting on a general issue the perspective of this report is general they are not focused on the main issue minimal interview and many sources focus on cause of the issue unlike on the first video they focus on the individuals who are affected p.

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Characteristics of journalism

Report.

Issues.

Formal voice.

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Journalism

Primary goal is objective factual reporting for rapid information dissemination.

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Purpose of journalism

To inform the public about timely and relevant event

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Literary journalism

Sometimes called narrative journalism is a style of reportage that present true stories in a more narrative way using storytelling techniques.

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Purpose of literary journalism

To inform but also inspire social change expand empathy

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Journalism style

Emphasize clarity brevity conciseness and objectivity of the new thing concise language and an inverted pyramid structure

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Literary journalism style

Employees narrative storytelling techniques descriptive details characterization and complex structures.

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Elements of literary journalism

Context.

Narration.

Character development.

Voice.

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Context

Reverse the setting or background of the text.

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Narration

Storytelling

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Character development

Experiences

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Voice

Dictate whether the tone

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How to do facts checking

Verify names dates and place.

Check official records or documents.

Ask the source directly.

Be cautious online.

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Triangulation

Checking information from different angles or source to be sure it's true.

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Three point of triangulation

One source.

Second source.

Documents and records.