Why do we study narrative?

Hi, junah!

Narrative in what context, please? Maybe like that which might be done concerning a story?

Thanks!

Why do we study narrative

Posters, please refer to the post of Clough.

We'd like to know in which context are you asking those questions.

Is it when you are writing essays? Well, you'll find that the narrative essays are among the easiest essays to write and give the most freedom to one writing the essay. You can write things that include fantasy and science fiction, whatever you think will be interesting. Of course, in any essay you write, there should be some logic behind it.

You are being trained to develop your writing skills, so that later on, when you have to draft reports about a certain work, write something about yourself for a job appointment, you can write it well, with the correct language and level of language. Later on, you'll turn towards argumentative essays, which are more difficult. They require that you know some concrete facts, news around the world to support your points put forward.

Just enjoy writing your essays now, they might not be so enjoyable later on. I know so many friends who cannot properly write a proper argumentative essay.

I don't know! What the Answer?

Please help me!

Hi, Atienza!

Is it a question that needs to be answered because it's being asked in a class that you're taking or for some other reason, please?

Thanks!

Thanks:)

Yes

OK!! Thank you

Gosh

* You study it in order to learn the customs, the values and the driving forces in your culture and in your national
* Narrative is the telling of legends, tales, stories and pre-history in oral and written form. It may take the form of legend, myth, saga, poetry, chanting, singing, and story telling. It also includes folk-tales and family legends.

* To narrate is to tell a story

* So all narratives will have a story about the actions and deed of a principal actor, and the values which guide their choices

* Stories can be entertaining, informative, chronology of events, explanation of events, but the simplest narrative is the order in which events happened.

* To narrate means to tell

* So narrative is a form of story telling

* Stories can be myths, legends, histories, sagas, poems, chants, family legends, and stories in books.

* There are oral narratives (stories in oral form) written narratives (memoirs, diaries, histories, notes) and family histories

* There are narratives in fiction, and in the official histories of the nation.

Narratives can be

* Oral narrative

* Legends

* Stories of communities

* Myths and tales of forefathers and ancestors

Different kinds of narratives are

* Myth

* Legend

* Folk tales

* Stories

* Sagas

* Poems

* Chants and popular slogans

* Diaries and written records

* Histories and documentary writings

A narrative is a story that is created in a constructive format (as a work of writing, speech, poetry, prose, pictures, song, motion pictures, video games, theatre or dance) that describes a sequence of fictional or non-fictional events.

The word "story" may be used as a synonym of "narrative", but can also be used to refer to the sequence of events described in a narrative. A narrative can also be told by a character within a larger narrative. An important part of narration is the narrative mode, the set of methods used to communicate the narrative through a process called narration.