CMN 210 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Reverberation, Flashforward

• School: Ryerson University
• Department: Communication
• Course: CMN 210
• Professor: John Shiga

Document Summary

Sound project due october 28 (written and sound component -> finish written during rw) Narrative: stories that people tell about themselves and their world which help to structure the meaning of the text temporal structure (beginning, middle, end) a story teller (author/narrator) audience (listener, reader) All stores have events characters locations attitudes values problems. Form: genre, from what pov, stream of consciousness or filtered, whos story told to, who is ideal reader, who is actual reader, story structure: linear, flashback, flashforward, serial. Informative: delivers max amount of info in the most efficient way, expository and descriptive, hard lead (who what where why when how in first few sentences), inverted pyramid structure for the letter: Expand upon, support main claim -> murmur should be supported by city. Causal listening - listening to a sound in order to gather information about its cause or source.