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entertainment
pass on history
pass on cultural behaviors
pass on religious beliefs |
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| When was the first record of storytelling and what was the story? |
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1250BC in Egypt
"The Story of The Two Brothers"
A woman tried to have an affair w/ husband's brother. Denied so she told husband brother made a move on her. Husband exiled brother and never learned the truth |
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| Who were the three originators of storytelling? |
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Norse
Greek
Celtic: Welsh and Gaelic |
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| What changed storytelling forever? |
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1450
invention of printing press
made books less expensive and more readily available
literacy rate rose |
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| How was storytelling viewed in 1850? |
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| something only important for children |
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early 1900s
storyteller
traveled America telling Andersen's stories |
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storyteller
began dramatic enactment to help express emotions and for conflict resolution |
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1960s
storytelling comes back for children AND adults |
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| how is storytelling unlike theater? |
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storytelling: story and audience most important
theater: teller(s) and story most important |
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| What elements does a story card consist of? |
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Tale type
structure
summary
audience
MIT
intro
setting
problem
event sequence
conclusion |
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| what are the three types of audience participation? explain |
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in order of formality:
1. ritual participation: teller ques audience on lines
2. co-active: audience joins in voluntarily
3. bantering: commentary. "I'm going to tell you a story about a dog..." "I have a dog!" |
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| what are the 10 tale types? |
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formula tale
fable
parable
wonder tale
beat tale
trickster tale
noodlehead tale
animal bride/bridegroom tale
legend
porquoi tale |
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| what are the traditional tale types? Who are they centered around? |
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myths: Gods
epics: godlike humans
folktales: humans
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| what are the three elements of orality? explain |
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intonation: how you speak GROUPS of words; stress, pitch, juncture (pauses)
atriculation: the shapes of INDIVIDUAL words; length, rhythm
control: verb tense, content, form, language, pitch |
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