Lecture

Reflections on Personal Narratives

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Description

This lecture delves into the narration of personal stories, emphasizing the importance of reflecting on one's own experiences and identity. The instructor, Maxime Buonocore, explores the critical aspects of storytelling, encouraging a healthful and thoughtful approach to sharing one's unique journey. Through a series of slides filled with reflections and prompts, the lecture guides the audience in crafting their narratives authentically and meaningfully.

Instructor

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