Storytelling for Lawyers
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—JOYCE CAROL OATES, “TO INVIGORATE LITERARYMIND, START MOVING LITERARY FEET”
Setting is … a powerful vehicle of thematic concerns; infact, it’s one of the most powerful.
—JOHN GARDNER, INTERVIEW IN PARIS REVIEW Description … is never just description.—DAVID LODGE, THE ART OF FICTION I. Introduction This chapter explores the significance of settings, descriptions, and the creation of complete environments in storytelling practice. These are closely related aspects of all stories, instigating the ...events of the story, compelling the shape of the world in which the events can happen, and in some circumstances even determining the outcome of the narrative itself.
The events of stories must fit in the worlds (the settings, the descriptions, and the complete narrative environments) shaped around them and, in turn, these environments are developed only in tandem with the telling of the tale itself. As we will explore, the settings, descriptions, and environments that work well in one story (whether legal or nonlegal) will clearly not fit in another.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—JOYCE CAROL OATES, “TO INVIGORATE LITERARYMIND, START MOVING LITERARY FEET”
Setting is … a powerful vehicle of thematic concerns; infact, it’s one of the most powerful.
—JOHN GARDNER, INTERVIEW IN PARIS REVIEW Description … is never just description.—DAVID LODGE, THE ART OF FICTION I. Introduction This chapter explores the significance of settings, descriptions, and the creation of complete environments in storytelling practice. These are closely related aspects of all stories, instigating the ...events of the story, compelling the shape of the world in which the events can happen, and in some circumstances even determining the outcome of the narrative itself.
The events of stories must fit in the worlds (the settings, the descriptions, and the complete narrative environments) shaped around them and, in turn, these environments are developed only in tandem with the telling of the tale itself. As we will explore, the settings, descriptions, and environments that work well in one story (whether legal or nonlegal) will clearly not fit in another.
What to read after Storytelling for Lawyers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philipp Meyer to read onlineMoreLess
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