Updated November 5, 2017 Where The Wild Things Are The movie is an adaptation from the children’s book written by Maurice Sendak in 1963. The original story in the book is only 338 words and focuses on young Max and his struggles with his mom that resulted in an amazing adventure in his imagination, together with the Wild Things. Our group analyzed the movie based on three critical...
Nakikita ba Ninyo Kami?: An Article on the Narrative of Blind Massage Therapists
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Nakikita ba Ninyo Kami?: An Article on the Narrative of Blind Massage Therapists
Updated October 8, 2017 Written by Rose Celine Jimenez, Ren Azrack Escosio, & Company. It is no surprise that everyone of us has experienced “unfair” treatment throughout the stages of our lives. Maybe it was when our parents told us to not talk back when we just wanted to explain. We might also have felt a slight irritation towards our teachers and employers for not considering the state...
Nay-Tay: On the lives and struggles of Single Moms
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Nay-Tay: On the lives and struggles of Single Moms
Updated October 8, 2017 Written by: Chelsea Joy B. Serezo & Company RATIONALE Standpoint theory refers to how our social strata influences the way we perceive the world. Our experiences, race, class, geographical location, kind of job and sexual orientation affect our standpoint and actions. Our social relations shape how we communicate and treat other people. It also claims that the oppressed have a wider perspective of the...
Narrative Paradigm
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Narrative Paradigm
Updated September 26, 2017 1. What are the main principles/points of Narrative Paradigm? The main principles of Narrative Paradigm are coherence and fidelity. Coherence is all about how ideas are glued together, either to engage interaction or to persuade others. While fidelity focuses on the credibility of these ideas. Since Narrative Paradigm holds that people are not just after the emotional appeal of a sentence's context, but we...
On the Road of Understanding Others: Message Design Logic Theory
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On the Road of Understanding Others: Message Design Logic Theory
Updated September 24, 2017. Hey, we’re back! Balancing studies with our blog has been a constant challenge. But fear not, we are doing our best to share these communication theories that will be able to help you maneuver your interactions with other people to achieve an effective conversation. We can still push for our advocacy. We also hope that you are still hanging on despite your struggles. Translation:...
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