John Fraim Certainly not all see benefits in the creation of political narratives. In the 7/20/16 Kennedy School Review, Stephen Hawkins and Tommy Flint provide an interesting article “Two Stories, One America: How Political Narratives Shape Our Understanding of Reality.” Drawing upon the support of a burgeoning field of academic research, they describe how our […]
Application of Screenwriting Technique to Political Narrative 1st draft of a new book. Comments appreciated. Latest Draft – Narrative
The FBI Building Presiding Over the Deep State Swamp – Diorama by J. Fraim (May 2018) (From Chapter 8 of a New Work) The word narrative is one of the most popular words of our time, meaning so many things to so many people. In its relationship to a story, it creates a type invisible […]
The Storyteller Aquarius (From chapter 6 in our current project) The change in marketing from advertisement to story might be a product of the digital age as authors above argue. However, the change could be part of something even greater reflected in the change of astrological signs and the movement from the Age of Pisces […]
Where/When is the Origin Spot of a Political Narrative? If so, where/what/who is this point? Have political narratives been used through history? In other words, the use of stories in creating a nation, a government, a historical figures … through history. Perhaps the story device is not a new device for creating political narratives throughout […]
The Caretaker’s Suite and Boiler Room of a New York Hotel, 1950s (1/12, 2016) – Darryl Audette _____________________________________________ Application of Screenwriting Technique to Political Narrative John Fraim Over the years, methods of storytelling have changed to reflect the technology of their time. The most advanced form of storytelling is screenwriting. Its methods and techniques are […]
(Click on YouTube link at bottom of this post to listen to Art of Noise music to read this post by) I read an interesting review of a book titled Propaganda and the American Revolution (see bottom of this post).At the time of the revolution, there was much propaganda in pamphlets like Common Sense. Other media elements […]
