course B [ ]
‘Creative Writing 2: The Fictive Self’
authors in time, history and culture:
what are the elements of narrative that are universal?
1 . Spirit
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shards of meaning in the 90’s |
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personal will in immediate space/time
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2 . Archetypes And The
Parliament Of Selves
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how does drama internally manifest itself, as a configuration
of personaes?
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what personaes within have, and always have been, human and
eternal
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3 . Zeitgeist (Before And
After)
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the information culture: ‘modern-speak’ and its
implication to thought and feeling |
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honesty within a community in retraction
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4 . Synchronicity
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internal theme and the shaping towards resolution by ‘coincidental’
resonance |
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fate, destiny and is there a quantum physics of language?
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5 . Time
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the collapse of history in the post-modern world
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does truth always exist now?
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6. Dramatics
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an unfolding impact of understanding on the Self
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what do we learn from our agendas and dreams?
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7 . God
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as narrative device, or fundament?
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the necessity and implications of ‘sacrifice’ |
8 . Ecology
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inter-dependence of meaning within and without the Self
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landscapes revisited in all preceding contexts
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9 . Synthesis
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balance within a ‘fictional’ universe |
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the scope of the Self within it
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