High Impact Practices Student Showcase Fall 2024

Examining Narrative for Consumer Culture Critiques

Examining Narrative for Consumer Culture Critiques

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  • Download This is the syllabus of Dr. Fisher's Windows to the World from the Spring 2024 semester. (185 KB)

Course Code

IDH

Course Number

4030H

Faculty/Instructor

Dr. Tyler Fisher

Faculty/Instructor Email

tyler.fisher@ucf.edu

About the Author

Stefanie Henriques is a junior majoring in Media Production and Management on the Management and Operations track. She is also an Honors Scholar within the Burnett Honors College. This research-intensive (RI) project was completed under the direction of Dr. Tyler Fisher who taught the Honors Windows to the World interdisciplinary seminar during the Spring 2024 semester.

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The purpose of synthesizing a compelling narrative for its salient elements, anticipated impacts, and subsequent interrelationship serves to educate students on cogent, persuasive narratives. While analyzing the components of a compelling narrative, I learned ways to successfully emulate persuasive salient elements within my own writings, such as the personal narrative I will soon have to prepare for graduate school. Moreover, this narrative synthesis educated classmates within the interdisciplinary seminar and myself about a particular film’s cautionary statement from the late 1990s warning against American society drifting towards materialism. This caution appears to have been largely ignored in modern times. In fact, I would argue that rampant consumerism has been exacerbated in modern times where individuals will continue to face an existential crisis where their identities are intertwined with consumerism.

Keywords

Narrative; synthesis; consumerism; identity; liberation

Examining Narrative for Consumer Culture Critiques


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