Paris GAMP Flashcards
What is the GAMP for ‘Stories Are Waiting in Paris’?
G: Video advertisement
A: Young travelers, likely singlr, British/London based
M: Multimodal, planned, professionally produced
P: To promote, to persuade, to suggest
P: Eurostar
What is the GAMP for ‘Mile by Mile’?
G: Travel writing, part-historical book, part guidebook.
A: British + French travelers, 40+, rail enthusiasts.
M: Multimodal, written and planned, graphological elements.
P: To inform, to educate, to summarise.
P: R.Pigott and M.Thompson.
What is the GAMP for ‘Neither Here Nor There’?
G: Memoir, travel writing
A: Fans of Bryson, sophisticated adults.
M: Written, carefully planned, published book.
P: To entertain, to share, to reflect
P: Bill Bryson
What is the GAMP ‘The Most Beautiful Walk in the World’?
G: Memoir, guidebook, travel writing
A: Travellers, North American/ British, francophiles.
M: Written and planned.
P: To inform, to instruct, to inspire.
P: John Baxter
What is the GAMP for ‘Paris City Guide’?
G: Video travel guide
A: North American, first time travellers to Paris, ‘‘culture seekers’’
M: Multimodal, written and planned, spoken and planned.
P: to inform, to advise, to suggest.
P: Lonely Planet (travel brand)
What is the GAMP for the Personal Narratives?
G: Personal narratives, single speaker discourse
A: Person initiated in the conversation like the interviewer or recorder, students = secondary audiences.
M: Spoken and unplanned, non-professionally produced.
P: To explain, the essence of French culture and/or what attracts them to the city, to reflect, to inform.
P: Anna (British mother who moved to Paris in 1968), Zara (daughter of Anna and lived in Paris with her)
What is the GAMP for ‘Breathless’?
G: Memoir, personal narrative
A: Fans of Miller, well-read intellectual women, francophiles, baby boomers.
M: written and planned, professionally produced.
P: To recount, to reflect, to describe, to examine the lives of women pre- second wave feminism.
P: Nancy Miller.
What is the GAMP for ‘Around the World in 80 Dates’?
G: Memoir, personal narrative, travel writing
A: Fans of Cox, likely to be professional, single women
M: Written and planned
P: To entertain, to amuse, to reflect, to describe
P: Jennifer Cox.
What is the GAMP for ‘What do you wish someone had told you’?
G: internet forum
A: Person who initiated the forum
M: multimodal, written text
P: To advise, to inform
P: unnamed speaker, not likely to be British.
What is the GAMP for ‘Visiting Paris’?
G: interactive talk, dialogic talk
A: Other peopleinvolved in the conversation
M: Spoken and unplanned, non-professionally produced
P: To share, to recount, to compare experiences.
P: Mike and Sophia.
What is the GAMP for ‘Walking Tour of the Louvre Museum’?
G: video travel guide
A: American travellers, first time travellers
M: Multimodal, written, scripted and performed.
P: To instruct, to advise, to describe.
P: Rick Steves
What is the GAMP for ‘French Milk’?
G: illustrated journal, comic memoir, blog post, self-published text.
A: Followers of Knisley, comic enthusiasts, mid-20s.
M: written, drawn, planned.
P: To recount, to reflect, to share, to illustrate
P: Lucy Knisley
What is the GAMP fo ‘Understanding Chic’?
G: Personal narrative, memoir
A: Largely British adults who are into art and fashion.
M: written and planned
P: To reflect, to compare, to entertain
P: Natasha Fraser-Cavassoni
What is the GAMP for ‘Memories of places in Paris’?
G: single speaker discourse
A: The friend she is talking to
M: Spoken and unplanned
P: To share, to recount, to describe
P: Isabelle (born in France and lived there till she was a teenager)
What is the GAMP for ‘Encore Une Fois’?
G: Blog post, self-published internet text.
A: Followers of Anne, American, 30s-40s
M: Written and planned
P: To describe, to entertain, to share
P: Anne, very experienced blogger, upper middle class.
