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    Narrative Text - Infografis - Kurmer

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    This document provides an overview of narrative texts. It defines a narrative text as a story that includes problematic events and seeks to resolve problems, told in past tense with moral values. The purpose is to amuse or entertain readers. A narrative text generally includes an orientation, complication, resolution, and optional re-orientation. It also discusses common language features and examples of different types of narratives like legends, fables, fairy tales, and science fiction.

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    This document provides an overview of narrative texts. It defines a narrative text as a story that includes problematic events and seeks to resolve problems, told in past tense with moral values. The purpose is to amuse or entertain readers. A narrative text generally includes an orientation, complication, resolution, and optional re-orientation. It also discusses common language features and examples of different types of narratives like legends, fables, fairy tales, and science fiction.

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    N A R R A T IV E

    What is a Narrative text?


    ANarrative text is a story with complication or
    problematicevents and it tries to find the resolutio
    ns tosolvethe problems. It is told in past tense and
    has moralvalues.

    What is the Generic Structure


    purpose of a of Narrative
    Narrative text? 1. Orientation
    Sets the scene of the story, when and
    where the story happened, introduces the
    The purpose of a Narrative participants of the story.
    text is to amuse or 2.Complication
    entertain the readers or Tells the beginning of the problems which
    leads to the crisis of the main participants.
    listeners 3. Resolution
    The problem (the crisis) is resolved, either
    in a happy or sad ending.
    4.Re-orientation
    It is optional. It is a closing remark.
    It consists of moral lesson, advice or
    teaching from the writer.

    La ng u a ge Fe at ur es of N a r r a t i v e
    ● The use of Past tense ( V 2 )
    ● The use of adverb of t ime / t ime s ignal ( Once upon a t ime, one day)
    ● The use of t ime c on j u nc t i on ( when, then s u dd en l y , etc.)
    ● Speci fi c p a r t ic i p an t s / ch ar a ct er s ( t im U n emas, malin k U ndang , the
    pri nce, etc.)
    ● The use of Action Verbs ( shout ed, ran, dug, etc)
    ● The use of Dir ect S peech. It i s used to make the s tor y more l i
    vely. ( “ Don’ t wor ry, I have much r i ce. I can make r i ce cat U b i g ger .” )

    Don’t forget that one important thing


    from a Narrative text is the moral
    value that we can learn from the
    story. Each story contains positive
    moral value that we can implement in
    our life
    KINDS OF NARRATIVE
    Common forms of Narrative that are
    studied in High Schools are:

    Legend
    A legend is a narrative of human
    actions that are perceived both by
    teller and listeners to take place
    within human history. Typically, a
    legend is a short, traditional and
    historicized narrative performed in a
    conversational mode. Some define
    legend as folktale. The example of
    legend in narrative text are:
    Sangkuriang
    Malin Kundang
    The legend of Tangkuban Perahu
    The story of Toba lake
    Fabel
    A fabel is a short allegorical
    narrative making a moral point,
    traditionally by means of animal
    characters who speak and act like
    human beings. The example of fable
    in narrative text are:
    Mousedeer and crocodile.
    The Ants and the Grasshopper
    The smartest parrot
    The story of monkey and crocodile

    Fairy Tale
    Fairy tale is an English language term for a
    type of short narrative corresponding to
    the French phrase "conte de fée". A fairy
    tale typically features such folkloric
    characters as fairies, goblins, elves, trolls,
    dwarves, giants or gnomes, and usually
    magic or enchantments. The example of
    fairy tale in narrative text are:
    Cinderella
    Snow white
    Pinocchio
    Beauty and the beast
    The story of Rapunzel

    Science Fiction
    Science fiction is that class of prose
    narrative treating of a situation that
    could not arise in the world we
    know. Some examples of science
    fiction are:
    To the Moon from the Earth by
    Jules Verne
    Starship Trooper by Robert Heinlein
    A Space Odyssey by Arthur C. Clarke

    Referensi
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