Cultural Narratives: The Role of Literary Journalism in Society

This exam centers on the theoretical frameworks of literary journalism, examining how true events are transformed through narrative techniques into compelling stories. Students are expected to articulate the principles that guide the crafting of nonfiction narratives.

Understanding literary journalism's impact is crucial in various domains such as media, literature, and cultural studies. It informs how narratives shape public perception and foster community engagement, highlighting the importance of accuracy and artistic expression.

The exam will assess students' ability to verbally demonstrate understanding of key concepts in literary journalism, including narrative structure, audience engagement, and ethical considerations in storytelling. Critical thinking and analysis of existing works will be emphasized.

Students should be prepared to discuss various literary journalism examples and their implications on societal discourse. This will reflect the integration of arts within cultural and social contexts.