A kind of narrative that deals with the life of a person (3rd person point of view)
Autobiography
A kind of corporate blogs that centers the life of the narrator himself/herself (1st person point of view)
Etymology of autobiography
AUTOS means "self"
BIOS means "life"
GRAPHEIN means "to write"
Types of autobiography
Traditional
Memoirs
Fictionalized
Spiritual
Confession
Literary journalism
A type of creative nonfiction that is closely related to magazine and newspaper
Personal narrative
Shares some aspects of the traditional structure of fiction such as characters and setting
Essay
Considered one of the canonical genres of literature along with poetry, fiction, and drama
Basic parts of an essay
Introduction
Body
Conclusion
Testimonio
A relatively new literary genre that shares some characteristics with the old genre -witnessaccount-
Travelogue
A kind of creative nonfiction that deals with travel
Literary devices
Such as figurative language, it makes the writing more vivid
Peter Merholz
First introduced the term "blog" in 1999, and used the word as a verb (as "weblog")
Types of imagery
Visual
Auditory
Kinesthetic
Olfactory
Gustatory
Types of essays
Narrative
Descriptive
Expository
Argumentative
Different kinds of blogs
Art blogs
Photoblogs
Videoblogs
Music blogs
Podcasts
Edublogs
Corporate blogs
Organizational blogs
Microblogs
Elements of plot
Exposition
Rising action
Climax
Falling action
Resolution
Traditional
Autobiography of oneself narrated by oneself
Memoirs
An nonfiction narrative in which the authors shares their memories from specific time or period or reflects upon a string of theme occurs throughout their life.
Fictionalized
Story that uses made up characters and events to represent and authors experiencing
Spritual
Is a subgenre of memoir that traces the author’s spiritual journey
Confession
Real or fictious in which intimate and hidden details of the subjects life are reveal
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Physical description
Action
Inner thoughts
Reaction
Speech
Direct characterization
Tell
Indirect characterization
Show
Population
Refers to the entire group chat is under study or investigation