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Anonymous users2024-02-11The preface, also known as the preface, is usually used to explain the author's creative intentions and writing process. There are also others, mostly used to introduce and comment on the content of this book. There are three common types: author's preface, non-author's preface, and translator's preface.
The author's preface is a preface written by the author himself, which is generally used to explain the intention, significance, main content, focus and characteristics of the book, the target audience, the relevant writing process and situation, arrangement and style, scope of application, suggestions for readers to read, a description of the revision of the reprinted book, an introduction to the personnel who assisted in the preparation and acknowledgements, etc. Its title is generally "preface" or "preface", and the simpler author's preface is sometimes "preface". If there is another preface written by a non-author, for the sake of distinction, "preface", "self-preface" or "author's preface" may be used.
The original author of the translated book wrote a preface specifically for the Chinese translation, with the title "Preface to the Chinese Translation". The author's order generally comes before the table of contents, and can also be placed after the table of contents if the content is directly coherent with the main text.
The non-author's preface is a preface written by the author inviting well-known experts or organizations to compile the book, and the content is generally a recommended work, a factual evaluation of the work, and an introduction to the author or the characters and things involved in the content of the book. It is titled with "Preface" or "Preface" and is signed by the name of the author. Non-authorial prefaces generally precede the table of contents and the author's preface
If it is a preface written for a series, it is also ranked before the preface of the series.
The translator's preface generally focuses on explaining the translation intent, and some also include some transactional explanations in the translation process, which is generally titled "Translator's Preface", and the content that is relatively simple can also be titled "Translator's Foreword" or "Translator's Words", which is generally ranked before the table of contents.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10The format and sample text of the preface can usually be divided into author's preface, non-author's preface, and translator's preface, taking the author's preface as an example, the author's preface can be arranged before the table of contents, but if its content is directly coherent with the text, it can also be ranked after the table of contents.
The preface, also known as the preface, is usually used to explain the author's creative intentions and writing process. There are also others, mostly used to introduce and comment on the content of this book. There are three common types: author's preface, non-author's preface, and translator's preface.
The author's preface is a preface written by the author himself, which is generally used to explain the intention, significance, main content, focus and characteristics of the book, the target audience, the relevant writing process and situation, arrangement and style, scope of application, suggestions for readers to read, a description of the revision of the reprinted book, an introduction to the personnel who assisted in the preparation and acknowledgements, etc.
Format of the preamble
The format of the preface is generally a preface or preface, and the simpler author's preface is sometimes prefaced. If there is another preface written by a non-author, for the sake of distinction, "preface", "self-preface" or "author's preface" may be used. The preface written by the original author of the translated book for the Chinese translation is usually listed before the table of contents if the content is directly connected with the text, or after the table of contents if the content is directly connected with the text.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Write a preface to explain the theme, scope and purpose of the article, do not go around in circles, be concise and to the point, highlight the key points of the article, and the content should be closely related to the title of the article, introduce the background around the title, and summarize it in a few sentences. The length of the preface should not be too long, too long can cause the reader to be boring, too short is not easy to explain clearly, and the number of words is generally 200 250 words should be cautious.
Introduction to the preambleA preface is a text that introduces and reviews a work or an article. A preface, also known as a "narrative" or "introduction", is an article that explains the purpose of the book's work or publication, the style of the compilation, or the author's situation, as well as comments on the writer and research on related issues. In ancient times, it was mostly listed at the end of the book, called "Ba", also called "postscript".
The style of the two is slightly the same, so they are collectively called the preface.
The author's preface is a preface written by the author of Socks Hyo-min, which is generally used to explain the intention, significance, main content, focus and characteristics of the book. The non-author's preface is a preface written by the author inviting well-known experts or organizations to compile the book, and the content is generally a recommended work, a factual evaluation of the work, and an introduction to the author or the characters and things involved in the content of the book. The translator's preface generally focuses on explaining the translation intent, and some also include some transactional explanations in the translation process, which is generally titled "Translator's Preface", and the content that is relatively simple can also be titled "Translator's Foreword" or "Translator's Words", which is generally ranked before the table of contents.
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Anonymous users2024-02-081. The story structure of the prologue.
The preface should be in the form of a storytelling, telling the reader what is known to the reader.
2. Why do you need to write a preface in the form of storytelling?
The preface is written in the form of a story so that the reader can feel strongly engaged, temporarily put aside other thoughts in his head, and focus on the information provided by the author.
3. When to introduce context.
Start by stating something that is relevant to the topic, which must be self-evident, and then lead to context.
In order to prepare the story for storytelling, all sentences that lead to the background must lock the reader into a specific space of time and hail.
4. What is conflict?
Conflict drives the storyline and triggers questions from the reader.
Basic structure of the preamble.
Background-Conflict-Question-Answer.
Style 1, Standard: Background-Conflict-Answer.
Style 2, straight to the point: answer-background-conflict.
Style 3: Highlight worry: conflict-background-answer.
Style 4: Highlight confidence: question-background-conflict-answer.
Sixth, on the key sentence points.
If the article is short, you can use the key sentence points as the topic sentence of the paragraph, and use bold or underlined methods to make it easy for readers to notice.
If the article is long, you should start writing by subheading the key bureaus.
The key sentence points must be able to express the idea of the article!
7. How long should the preface be?
Writing a preface is not an easy task.
The length of the preface is not necessarily proportional to the length of the main text, and the length should be determined by the needs of the reader.
The closer the relationship with the reader, the shorter the preface can be. [The principle is to be able to evoke questions in the reader.] ]
In general, two or three preambles are required. Even if the text reaches 3 or 4 paragraphs to illustrate the background and conflict, it must not be any longer!
8. Whether the key sentence points need to be introduced.
The key sentence is a simple preface to an article, which is drawn out one by one according to the structure of background conflicting questions.
9. Three principles that must be followed in a good preamble.
1: The role of the preamble is to prompt, not inform.
2: The preamble must contain background and conflicts, and the order can be changed, but the three elements must be complete.
3. Determine the length of the preamble according to the needs of the reader and the topic.
10. Common patterns of the preamble.
1: Issuing commands.
Purposefully telling or asking someone to do something.
Presentation: Background-Conflict-Question.
2: Request for support.
The purpose is to get help or apply for consent.
Presentation: Background-Conflict-Question.
3: Explain the approach.
The purpose is to explain to the reader how to solve the problem.
Presentation: Background-Conflict-Question.
4: Compare selectives.
The purpose is to compare and then make a choice.
Presentation: Background-Conflict-Question.
Summary] The preamble should introduce four elements:
1. Introduce the background.
2. Point out conflicts.
3. Raise questions.
4. Give an answer.
Use a backgammon point reader ha! Just kidding.
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