What is an Amuechi?
Written by D'Avion:
What is called an Amuechi is a style of writing which encompasses a method of training within that particular style of writing. The style of writing may be written to suit a concept more so than to suit an understanding of the character. The reason to create an Amuechi is so that multiple focal points, or multiple points of interaction or understanding, can come to an agreement on a basic or complex concept. If the Amuechi focuses on the conceptual complexity, then the work is called the Mookie.
Another specific trait of an Amuechi is that it focuses on a high level of identifiable events, truths, facts, science, and other relatable items that have happened and have been documented throughout history or maybe in current affairs.
The Amuechi is more focused on understanding a complex idea or conceptual form of thinking rather than focusing on the human condition using a single character.
Are the Amuechi and Mookie fact or fiction?
Technically speaking, they are neither. It is a form of realizing a concept, I thought, and idea, or an interactive part of your being using different that the strategies that are identifiable within history or current events.
Psychological effect:
In the previous tests of creating an Amuechi, the psychological disposition of any person may vary depending on the egocentric ideas and opinions they themselves possess.
Difficulty in writing an Amuechi:
There's a high level of difficulty writing an Amuechi because it takes so many different characters and references as well as many different points of view and slivers of information, making it one of the more complex freestyle writing techniques available.
However, the benefit is that the reader is predisposed to increasing a learning curve that lead to benefitting the intellect, ability to formulate better opinions, and the ability to feel reassured within the self-reflection of the ego.
Writer: D'avion
edited by E1 2020-06-15
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