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课程主页: https://www.udemy.com/course/pov_and_psychic_distance/
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Coursera 课程总结:POV 与心理距离:连接读者与角色 这门课程的核心理念是:“艺术而非工程,故事是社交而非机械。” 教学目标是帮助作者通过建立读者与角色的联系,驱动读者读完作品。课程将深入探讨如何让读者关心角色,进而让他们愿意读下去。 课程内容涵盖: * **叙述者语法与身份:** 理解叙述者如何构建故事。 * **连接读者:** 教授如何结合认同感、同理心和同情心来吸引读者。 * **叙事技巧:** 深入讲解“展示,而非告知”(Show-don't-Tell)的替代方法,以及最重要的叙事技术——“心理距离”(Psychic Distance)。 * **POV 的运用:** 学习如何选择、组合和运用 POV 技术。 * **“自由间接引语”:** 学习如何通过此技巧传达角色思想。 * **作者核心竞争力:** 提升作者在叙事方面的核心能力,以及其他辅助概念、工具和技术。 课程强调实践,鼓励学员积极完成练习活动,以充分掌握所学技术和原理。本课程前身为“如何运用卓越的叙事连接读者”。
"This is art, not engineering. Storytelling is social, not mechanical" The bottom line I teach to all my authors is that nothing will make your next book sell better than ensuring readers read your current book to the end.The foundation of ensuring readers want to read to the end is that readers care about your characters. This course is about making sure readers care, by ensuring that you, the author, form a connection with the reader, and ensuring that your readers connect with your characters.In this course you will learn how to choose, combine, and apply a suite of techniques that will define your approach to creative writing - your technique and your style. You will learn how to make these choices consciously and with care.Most of all, you will learn alternatives to Point-of-View and "Show-don't-Tell" - including the most powerful narrative technique of all, Psychic DistanceIn this course you will learn:Narrator GrammarNarrator IdentityCombining identification, empathy and sympathyFramingFilteringPsychic DistancePoint of viewHow to convey character thoughts through "Free Indirect Style"The "Author's Core Competence"+ half a dozen additional concepts, tools and techniques for applying these principlesThis course includes a lot of practice activities. You don't have to do all of them, but you will definitely learn a lot more if you do them. Some of the lessons depend on your completing at least one assignment at least in part, to be sure that you have learned the techniques and principles being taught.(This course was previously called "How to use Great Narration to Connect with your Reader")