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| the products of deliberate study of an individual |
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| serve as support for abstract ideas or concepts |
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| the organizational structure of a narrative |
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| The final event in the narrative plot |
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| The when and where and what happened before to a narrative |
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| the real experiences of an individual |
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| Essential Narrative Elements |
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1. movement through time
2. change |
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| the building up of small events or changes and their relations to each other arouses curiosity |
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| person, organization, institution, place, or object |
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| the same story is used in both the introduction and conclusion |
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| reflects the established and conventional usage of a word |
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| create a vivd, easily remembered image of the term |
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| an example of what the term is not |
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| defining typical subcategories or parts that make up the whole term |
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| commonly created for brand-new terms |
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| explaining the differences between the term and another term |
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| a model; archetypical example |
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| see, hear, touch, or taste |
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| create a mental picture for the audience of the aspects that can be perceived only by human senses |
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| structures, places, and objects |
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| looks, sounds, smells, feels, tastes |
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| using an organization time sequence |
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