Sentence examples for forms of story from inspiring English sources
This talk will explore the possibilities in these new forms of story exploration and presentation through the research of the Brown Institute for Media Innovation.
Eighteenth-century novels were shameless about using strong forms of story and the later distinctions between high and low culture were not yet in place, so you could have both – and that's what I wanted.
And, of course, anthropologists and comparative literature scholars love to tell us that the forms of story to which we are accustomed are in whole or in part the peculiar and contingent result of Western history.
The thesis formed the basis of a lecture Vonnegut would give years later – watch it here, it's so worth it – expanding on his theory with graphs to illustrate the various forms of story, from man in a hole ("somebody gets into trouble and gets out of it again") to boy gets girl.
The site experiments with creating new forms of story designed especially for the internet, with Penguin commissioning six of its popular award-winning writers to retell some literary classics using story-telling elements that take advantage of immediacy, connectivity and interactivity.
Culture provides dominant forms of story.
I guess the answer will be better AI and new emergent forms of story-telling.
The Creative Spaces section, for example, focuses on new forms of story-telling and selects works based on their cultural effect as much as on the technology that underlies them.
Moreover, we have encouraged the use of social media and explored innovative forms of story-telling, harnessing and uniting the written word, video, photography, interactive graphics and other ways of digital retelling.
That's why the Wellcome Trust Science Writing Prize 2011 in association with the Guardian and The Observer, will include forms of story-telling that go beyond traditional newspaper news and feature writing.
