The History of Storytelling

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Telling a story is a very definitive art of developMent citizen concerned and convinced about your point of view. We see a very good example of this quality of storytelling in Biblical accounts as well as other religious scriptures. Generally, stories are very provocative to the younger audience. This is the presume that many children books such as 'Jesus for children' and 'Jesus in me' are a part of church resources. These books are report compilations of Biblical accounts written in the form of children's stories.

Storytelling can be regarded as a very creative way of communication. The basic concept behind a story is to convey an idea, a thought, knowledge or a message in a more provocative way. The stories regularly carry clear grand aesthetics that may appeal to an audience to dream themselves as a part or character of the story.

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Although, citizen regard storytelling as human's innate quality or instinct, some citizen think it a succeed of human's natural desire of being appreciated or compliMented on their achieveMents. The latter definition of storytelling as a desire secondary to human nature is proven quite true because the earliest accounts of storytelling were based on fact rather than fiction. However, this statement still does not wholly define storytelling, as we have seen it evolve immensely throughout the history, and so did the motives and desires behind it.

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Strangely enough, the very first example of man's use of creativity and imagination as a form of communication comes from the primitive era of around 35,000 years ago. The splendid discovery of Aboriginal cave paintings revealed an provocative report of a hunt in the form of optic slideshow. This was possibly man's first endeavor to show off his power and glory. Numerous accounts of such factual events in the form of paintings and carvings are found dating back to the primitive world.

Later on, as civilizations began to produce we see a very strong relationship in the middle of religions and stories. The stories became so influential that citizen positively started to regard the myths as Gods. In Egyptian civilization, while the hieroglyphs recap the stories of bravery, greatness and immortality of the Pharaohs, they also give a very detailed catalogue of Gods and the life after death. In antique Rome, Greek, China and India the stories took a very fictional and magical forms and these myths eventually became the gods.

Despite being fictional, these stories were so influential because they were based on strong values and moralities and were more like a guide for human behaviors and ethics. It was while the same duration when performing art became a major story telling medium. This tradition lived on and took a major global exposure in the times of Shakespeare, whose stories were also a commentary on the evils of society.

The Shakespeare style of storytelling is regarded as the base of contemporary story telling. The only unlikeness is the media which traveled the length through paintings, narrations, literature, theatre and than television. Movies are probably the most provocative medium of storytelling now, none of the older forms has died out yet. By this fact we can assume that come anyone may, stories are here to stay.

The History of Storytelling

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