The document outlines various forms of nonfiction writing, including personal essays, memoirs, autobiographies, and literary journalism, emphasizing the importance of research and personal experience. It discusses literary elements such as character, setting, plot, and figurative language, which contribute to effective storytelling. Additionally, it provides guidelines for revising written pieces, focusing on clarity, organization, and the appropriate use of literary techniques.
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The document outlines various forms of nonfiction writing, including personal essays, memoirs, autobiographies, and literary journalism, emphasizing the importance of research and personal experience. It discusses literary elements such as character, setting, plot, and figurative language, which contribute to effective storytelling. Additionally, it provides guidelines for revising written pieces, focusing on clarity, organization, and the appropriate use of literary techniques.
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NON-FICTION REWIEVER PERSONAL ESSAY- uses information that is
EXTENSIVE REASEARCH- conducting and based on personal experience or a single event
gathering information through research provide which leads in significant personal meaning or a accurate and reliable information that you may use lesson learned the be encounter. in writing your nonfiction write up. MEMOIR- creates a real story within a time or REPORTAGE/REPORTING-Documenting the period of life. gathered information like interview and reports AUTOBIOGRAPHY- writes his/her own story from helps you keep records and files for future usages. birth to present using the first person ‘I’. PERSONAL EXPERIENCE- the personal TRAVELOGUE- create article narration about experience and personal insights. travel using literary devices and figurative EXPLANATION/EXPOSITION- explaining the story languages. to the reader is expected to attain the objectives of FOOD WRITING- craft stories about foods using the paper. literary techniques. ESSAY FORMAT- output in creative often in essay LITERARY JOURNALISM- creates an output on format. an issue or topic using the understand literary devices, such as elements of fictions and figurative LITERARY ELEMENTS languages. STORYTELLING/NARRATION- the goals, obstacles and challenges a turning point and LITERARY TECHNIQUE revolution of the story. Also to understand the flow * it convey meaning of the story. * simile, metaphor etc. CHARACTER- who acting in a story or play. * analysis of work SETTING- the writer create a scene that are action LITERARY ELEMENTS oriented, includes dialogue and contain vivid * Necessary for a story description. * essential PLOT & PLOT STRUCTURE- the * setting, plot etc. main/chronological events. * building blocks of literature FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE- helps the writer to LITERARY DEVICES provide aesthetic to the piece. Gives vibrant effect * has special effects of the story. * connection with the readers IMAGERY- use of different sensory images helps * interest hooks the reader also to add color in writing a nonfiction piece. * establish clear and vivid picture with words. POV- use of 1st 2nd and 3rd pov since the TEXT ANALYSIS experience are being told. STRUCTURE- DIALOGUE- help to make the story run within the PURPOSE- text structure ex; persuasive, character. entertainment etc. THEME- central idea or universal truth presented. ORGANIZATION- arrangement of information or 5 R’S details. REAL-LIFE- creates concept of a story using vital TRANSITION- smooth flow of ideas in the text and real information about the subject which can be LANGUAGE/DICTION- the content and look for associated on clo0se attributes of the real variation. experience. DRAFT- REFLECTION- Assessing and considering his CLARITY OF THE IDEA PRESENTED- focus on ideologies and beliefs. the content, organization of ideas. RESEARCH- the writer needs to finish investigating APPROPRIATE CHOICE OF LITERARY and weighting information. ELEMENTS- you need to consider genre or type of READING- the writer must recall the components CNF that author used. through reading to improve and make some APPROPRIATE USE OF ELEMENTS- will affect modifications. meaning and flow of the story. WRITING- imaginative tru to life is both a EFFECTIVE COMBINATION OF IDEA AND THE workmanship and specialty. ELEMENTS- device used to express and elevate GENRES OF THE CNF certain types of emotion and meaning that poet wishes to convey. REVISING- formatting, structure and word choice and content and organization. REVISING FOR STYLE- language used, grammatical REVISING FOR STRUCTURE- organization/flow of ideas, focus on paragraph. REVISING FOR SUBSTANCE- content/context. GUIDELINE IN REVISING A PIECE DELETE- unnecessary wand repeated words, parts of sequence. Needless or unnecessary words. REARRANGE- paragraphs, sentences, clauses of words. ADD- connectors, transitional devices or even info. FORM- genre and formulated. TALK IT LOUD- read piece aloud, keep reading before publishing. PUBLISHING- involves submitting find manuscript.