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Fundamentals Of Literature Journalism And Critics
Published 11/2024
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Applications of Literature journalism and critics, different objectives, elements, meaning and importance

What you'll learn
You will learn the Objectives, Meaning and importance of Literature journalism and critics which have a great importance in modern day's world.
You will be able to learn about the different objectives of Literature journalism and critics which is helpful for the future and professional growth.
Learn about all the important elements of Literature journalism and critics such as creativity, thinking skill and presentation skill.
Learn about all the types of Literature journalism and critics.
This course also helps you to understand about the applications of Literature journalism and critics with practically.

Requirements
You should have an interest in modern writing systems.
You should be Interest in to create an idea about the Literature journalism and its process.
Be interested to create something innovative through Literature journalism way of writing.
Have an interest in understanding the Current professional and practical scenario and also be interest on create something new for helping the people in modern world and for the Future.

Description
DescriptionTake the next step in your career! Whether you're an up-and-coming professional, an experienced executive, aspiring manager, budding Professional. This course is an opportunity to sharpen your Literature journalism and critics increase your efficiency for professional growth and make a positive and lasting impact in the field of journalism or social media.With this course as your guide, you learn how to:● All the basic functions and skills required in Literature journalism and critics.● Transform Objectives, Introduction Meaning and types of Literature journalism and critics, interest in getting knowledge related to the writing skills related to the literature journal or column and also its practical aspects.● Get access to recommended templates and formats for the detail's information related to basics of writings and vocabulary.● Invest in yourself today and reap the benefits for years to comeThe Frameworks of the Course● Engaging video lectures, case studies, assessment, downloadable resources and interactive exercises. This course is created to learn the Objectives, Introduction Meaning and types of Literature journalism and critics, Parties interested in Literature journalism and critics.● The framework is superior to existing inversion methods because it takes the special vocabulary characteristics of the writing and leads to provide exposure to new and existing books.● The course includes multiple Case studies, resources like formats-templates-worksheets-reading materials, quizzes, self-assessment, film study and assignments to nurture and upgrade your Literature journalism and critics.In the first part of the course, you'll learn the details of learn the Introduction Meaning and types of Literature, Importance of Literature. You will also get to understand about fiction, poetry, drama, and creative nonfiction. With this you will also get to understand about Movements of literature among which Romanticism, Realism, Modernism and Post Modernism.In the middle part of the course, you'll learn about Journalism its introduction and importance in real world. You will also get to understand about the types of Journalism. You will get to discuss News Reporting, Feature Writing, Investigative, Editorial, Literary Journalism, Broadcast Journalism, Online Journalism, and Sports Journalism. You will also get to understand about Data Journalism, Science Journalism, Political Journalism, Health Journalism and Business Journalism.In the final part of the course, you'll know about Literary journalism its introduction and importance. With this you will also get to learn about Techniques of Literary Journalism under which Scene Setting, Character Development, Dialogue, Narrative Structure, Point of view, Literary Device and Journalistic Integrity. You will also get to understand about the Importance of Literary Journalism, Future of Literary Journalism. You will also get to understand about the Literary Criticism its Introduction and Approach to literary criticism. Apart from that Types of Literary Criticism is also there where Formalism/New Criticism, Historical/Biographical Criticism, Marxist Criticism, Psychoanalytic Criticism, Feminist Criticism, Postcolonial Criticism, Structuralism/Post structuralism, Eco criticism, Queer Theory, Deconstruction, Reader-Response Criticism, Cultural Criticism, Myth Criticism and Disability Studies. You will also get to know about the Importance of Literary CriticismCourse Content:Part 1Introduction and Study Plan● Introduction and know your Instructor● Study Plan and Structure of the Course1. Literature1.1. Introduction1.2. Importance2. Types of Literature2.1. Fiction2.1.1. Stories2.1.2. Short Stories2.1.3. Flash Fiction2.1.4. Science Fiction2.1.5. Novel2.2. Poetry2.2.1. Lyrical Poetry2.2.2. Epic Poetry2.2.3. Narrative Poetry2.2.4. Free verse Poetry2.3. Drama2.3.1. Tragedy2.3.2. Romance2.3.3. Historical2.3.4. Comedy2.4.Creative Non fiction2.4.1. Memoir2.4.2. Personal Essay2.4.3. Travelogue2.4.4. Literary Essay3. Movements of literature3.1. Romanticism3.2. Realism3.3. Modernism3.4. Post Modernism4. Journalism4.1. Introduction4.2. Importance5. Types of Journalism5.1. News Reporting5.2. Feature Writing5.3. Investigative5.4. Editorial5.5. Literary Journalism5.6. Broadcast Journalism5.7. Online Journalism5.8. Sports Journalism5.9. Data Journalism5.10. Science Journalism5.11. Political Journalism5.12. Health Journalism5.13. Business Journalism6. Literary journalism6.1. Introduction6.2. Characteristics of literary Journalism7. Techniques of Literary Journalism7.1. Scene Setting7.2. Character Development7.3. Dialogue7.4. Narrative Structure7.5. Point of view7.6. Literary Device7.7. Journalistic Integrity8. Importance of Literary Journalism9. Future of Literary Journalism10. Literary Criticism10.1. Introduction10.2. Approach to literary criticism11. Types of Literary Criticism11.1. Formalism/New Criticism11.2. Historical/Biographical Criticism11.3. Marxist Criticism11.4. Psychoanalytic Criticism11.5. Feminist Criticism11.6. Postcolonial Criticism11.7. Structuralism/Post structuralism11.8. Eco criticism11.9. Queer Theory11.10. Deconstruction11.11. Reader-Response Criticism11.12. Cultural Criticism11.13. Myth Criticism11.14. Disability Studies12. Importance of Literary CriticismAssignments and Projects

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction and Study Plan

Lecture 2 Introduction to Literature

Lecture 3 Types of Literature

Section 2: Types of Literature

Lecture 4 Fiction

Lecture 5 Poetry

Lecture 6 Drama

Lecture 7 Creative Non fiction

Section 3: Movements of literature

Lecture 8 Movements of literature

Section 4: Journalism

Lecture 9 Journalism Intro and Importance

Section 5: Types of Journalism

Lecture 10 Types of Journalism

Lecture 11 News Reporting

Lecture 12 Feature Writing, Investigative, Editorial, Literary Journalism

Lecture 13 Literary, Broadcast, Online, Sports, Data Journalism

Lecture 14 Science, Political, Health and Business Journalism

Section 6: Literary journalism

Lecture 15 Literary journalism

Section 7: Techniques of Literary Journalism

Lecture 16 Techniques of Literary Journalism

Section 8: Importance of Literary Journalism

Lecture 17 Importance of Literary Journalism

Section 9: Future of Literary Journalism

Lecture 18 Future of Literary Journalism

Section 10: Literary Criticism

Lecture 19 Literary Criticism

Section 11: Importance of Literary Criticism

Lecture 20 Importance of Literary Criticism

Section 12: Assignments and Projects

Lecture 21 Assignment 1: Literature journalism and critics

Lecture 22 Project: Introduction to Literary Journalism and Literary Criticism

Lecture 23 Assignment 2: Literature journalism and critics

Lecture 24 Project: How Journalism Covers the World of Books and Authors

Lecture 25 Template for Assignment Submission

Professionals with Meaning and types of knowledge in Literature journalism and critics who wants to see themselves well established in the role of journalist or writer in esteemed paper.,New professionals who are looking to see them successful in the field of journalist.,Existing executive board directors, managing directors who is looking to get more engagement and innovation from their teams and organizations.