Making Stories

The stories range from our daily life, news about people's interests, business strategies to describe colleagues, and fantasies between housework. The story is what we use to understand the world. But how does this work?

A prominent psychologist Jerome Bruner, in "Creating a story", proposed a new and deeper idea of ​​studying this ubiquitous human habit and understanding with stories. Lively life and great moral and psychological problems. Looking at litigation, autobiography and literature, Brunner warned us not to be tempted by too neat talk, and to show how much suspicion and dual meaning in the most seemingly simple case I will.

The best book has power to change life through the pure power of thought sometimes communicating with happiness and elegance. Bruner's short and impressive 'Make Story' work is such a book. You can see Bruner [make] clearly, but otherwise it will be ambiguous. He is not only a traditional, easy-to-understand myth and literary story but also an ambiguous story, our culture and institution, and the stories discovered hidden in our own things are complicated. Various usage. Los Angeles Times book review

There is also a free immigration story course. 1) Creating Immigration Stories: Educators use our guide to allow others to create their own digital stories in public seminars, high schools, universities, English learners' classrooms. 2) Teach Immigration Control through Immigration Story Project: We will cooperate with human rights advocacy groups to create immigration courses for adult students in the 8th grade. The IHRC archive saves these digital stories and makes them available for future generations. Our digital story is also available through the Minnesota Digital Library and the American Digital Public Library. Through these online libraries, people can explore immigration stories in many libraries, archives, museum collections. All immigration story is also based on Creative Commons display - Non-profit 4.0 international license sharing

talk. As long as we are humans, humans tell stories to clarify our experiences. It seems to be difficult to integrate into our psychology. Keep in mind the things that make stories a story: (1) Face (2) Challenge the role (3) Change. The story includes conflict. The story is "every time", not a summary but a single shot. Use sensual appeal. Every writer has heard that "performance, do not say". You do this through a sensual appeal. Use text to reproduce the experience of the scene and readers. Lead them to observe, hear, feel, taste, and smell. There will be no one who makes the reader sad, or that he says "he was sad." Let's create scenes and environments that will make that person saddening in the minds of the reader.

The word of literature is the key to writing a great story. The importance of languages ​​lies in how language constructs literary tools for writing sentences. From the viewpoint of color tone, emotion, explanation, sensory image, the language creates a story to appeal to readers. Another important point of the language is that scientists dropped our average interest from 12 seconds to 8 seconds due to the popularity of short media in the mobile phone era from 2000 to 2015. With these brief notes, writers use effective words to attract their readers to become more important.