Narration

Narration


 * 1) The Story of Winnie the Pooh

Narration: Tells a story or recounts a series of events. It includes concrete detail, a point of view, and sometimes elements such as dialouge. Narration is usually governed by chronolgy.

Why authors use narration: To craft a story that supports their thesis and as a way to enter into their topics. Narration brings the audience into the experience.

Narration is all around us. Some examples include the daily news where they recount stories in detail in order to inform people about events that effect our lives, as well as books that we read for pleasure or as assignments. A lot of action in books is presented by a "storyteller" figure, using narration.

Narration can be used in different ways and for different audiences. For example in the news a person can narrate the story to give the information and facts on the event. In a play there can be a narrarator who tells the story on the side while people are acting or in book, like whinnie the pooh.

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