course B [ ] ‘Creative Writing 2: The Fictive Self’ authors in time, history and culture: what are the elements of narrative that are universal? 1. Spirit •  shards of meaning in the 90’s •  personal will in immediate space/time 2. Archetypes And The Parliament Of Selves •  how does drama internally manifest itself, as a configuration of personaes? •  what personaes within have, and always have been, human and eternal 3. Zeitgeist (Before And After) •  the information culture: ‘modern-speak’ and its implication to thought and feeling •  honesty within a community in retraction 4. Synchronicity •  internal theme and the shaping towards resolution by ‘coincidental’ resonance •  fate, destiny and is there a quantum physics of language? 5. Time •  the collapse of history in the post-modern world •  does truth always exist now? 6. Dramatics •  an unfolding impact of understanding on the Self •  what do we learn from our agendas and dreams? 7 . God •  as narrative device, or fundament? •  the necessity and implications of ‘sacrifice’ 8. Ecology •  inter-dependence of meaning within and without the Self •  landscapes revisited in all preceding contexts 9. Synthesis •  balance within a ‘fictional’ universe •  the scope of the Self within it write mechanix tutorials course outline copyright david young 2000 and before  Phone 02 6254 2917 no words can ever be written unless they’re meant...

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