Communicated Narrative
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A Communicated Narrative is a narrative that is shared with others by a narrator.
- Context:
- It can (typically) be expressed through spoken language or written language.
- It can (often) be used in storytelling, conversation, or public speaking.
- It can (often) evoke Emotional Responses in the audience, such as empathy, amusement, or sorrow.
- It can (often) evoke Intellectual Responses, such as critical thinking, interpretation, or reflection.
- It can (often) include both factual information and fictional elements.
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- It can range from being an Undocumented Communicated Narrative to being a Document Communicated Narrative.
- It can range from being a Spontaneous Communicated Narrative to being a Scripted Communicated Narrative.
- It can range from being a Informal Communicated Narrative to being a Formal Communicated Narrative.
- It can range from being a Human Communicated Narrative to being a AI Communicated Narrative.
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- It can be (often) influenced by Personal Experiences of the narrator.
- It can serve as a means of communication, conveying ideas, experiences, or emotions to an audience.
- It can be performed in various media, such as oral storytelling, written texts, film, or theater.
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- Example(s):
- Medium of Communication:
- a Spoken Story Narrative where a person shares a personal experience or anecdote during a conversation with friends, evoking laughter or empathy.
- a Written Narrative such as a short story or novel, where the author creates a fictional world and communicates it through written language.
- a Documentary Film Narrative where real-life events are portrayed through a combination of interviews, footage, and narration.
- a Poetic Narrative where a poet expresses a story or experience through verse, using rhyme, meter, and imagery to convey meaning.
- a Podcast Episode Narrative where the host narrates a true crime story, using suspenseful language to keep listeners engaged.
- a Theatrical Performance Narrative where actors bring a scripted story to life on stage, combining dialogue, action, and emotion.
- a Speech Narration during a documentary film where the narrator guides the audience through the visual content, adding context and commentary.
- an Interactive Video Game Narrative where a player's choices determine the storyline, creating a nonlinear sequence of events that leads to multiple possible outcomes.
- Purpose and Context:
- a Public Speaking Narrative where a speaker delivers a motivational speech that includes a compelling story to inspire the audience.
- an Oral History Narrative where an elder recounts the history and traditions of their community to younger generations, preserving cultural heritage.
- a News Report Narrative where a journalist provides a detailed account of a current event, presenting facts and analysis to inform the public.
- a Stand-Up Comedy Narrative where the comedian shares humorous stories and observations with an audience, using timing and delivery to maximize impact.
- a Memoir Narrative where an author recounts their life experiences, sharing insights, lessons, and reflections with readers.
- a Work Presentation Narrative where a manager presents a project's journey from inception to completion, using a slideshow to document progress and outcomes.
- a Historical Documentary Narrative where a film documents World War II events, combining archival footage and interviews to convey a factual perspective.
- a Corporate Branding Narrative where a company produces a video showcasing its journey from a small startup to an industry leader, designed to evoke an emotional connection.
- Formality and Structure:
- a Family Oral Narrative where a parent recounts the story of how their grandparents met, preserving family history and evoking emotional connections.
- a Child's Imaginary Narrative where a young child invents a spontaneous tale about a dragon and a knight, showcasing creativity and basic story structure.
- a Personal Diary Narrative where a teenager writes about their first day at a new school, providing a linear account of their emotions and experiences.
- a Friend's Anecdote Narrative where a person shares a humorous story at a dinner party, evoking laughter and demonstrating the social power of storytelling.
- Source and Creation:
- an AI-Generated Narrative where an AI creates a story about a futuristic society, exploring themes of control and freedom through a structured sequence of events.
- a Human Communicated Narrative where a grandparent shares a personal story from their childhood with their grandchildren,
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- Medium of Communication:
- Counter-Example(s):
- Mental Narratives, which occur internally (within the mind) and are not externally expressed.
- Weather Report.
- See: Storytelling, Oral History, Written Language, Public Speaking, Cultural Preservation, Performance Art, Journalism