📚 TEXTOS NARRATIVOS para NIÑOS 📚 ELEMENTOS, CARACTERÍSTICAS Y TIPOS DE TEXTOS NARRATIVOS 👍

Summary

In this video, Miguel Fernández Collado explains the concept of narrative texts, focusing on their structure and key elements. Narrative texts are defined as stories where a narrator recounts events involving characters. The main components of a narrative include the narrator, characters, action, and setting. The narrative structure consists of the introduction, development (or knot), and the resolution (or ending). Miguel also discusses different types of narrative texts such as stories, novels, myths, and biographies. He ends by encouraging viewers to subscribe for more content and offers a related video.

Takeaways

• 😀 Texts narrate events that happen to characters, conveyed by a narrator.
• 😀 Narratives have four essential elements: the narrator, characters, action, and setting.
• 😀 The narrator is the one telling the story and guiding the audience through the events.
• 😀 The protagonist is the main character in a narrative, central to the action.
• 😀 Action refers to the series of events in the narrative, sometimes divided into episodes.
• 😀 The narrative setting includes the time and place in which the events unfold.
• 😀 Narratives follow a three-part structure: introduction, development (knot), and conclusion.
• 😀 In the introduction, characters, setting, and the beginning of the action are introduced.
• 😀 The development (knot) is the longest part of the story, where the most important events take place.
• 😀 The conclusion resolves the conflict and provides an ending, which can be happy or sad.
• 😀 Examples of narrative text types include: short stories, novels, legends, myths, epic poetry, reports, and biographies.

Q & A

What is a narrative text?

A narrative text is a type of writing where a narrator tells a story involving characters and events. It typically includes a beginning, middle, and end.

What are the four main elements of a narrative text?

The four main elements of a narrative text are the narrator, the characters, the action (events), and the narrative framework (which includes the time and place of the story).

What is the role of the narrator in a narrative text?

The narrator is the entity that tells the story. Depending on the perspective, the narrator can be omniscient (knowing everything about the characters) or limited (knowing only the perspective of a particular character).

Who are the characters in a narrative text?

The characters are the individuals who participate in the story. The protagonist is the main character, while the antagonist is the character that usually creates conflict.

What does the action in a narrative text refer to?

The action refers to the series of events that unfold in the narrative. These events can be divided into episodes or parts depending on the structure of the story.

What is the narrative framework in a text?

The narrative framework consists of the time and place in which the story takes place. It sets the context and environment for the events of the narrative.

What are the three main parts of a narrative text?

The three main parts of a narrative text are the introduction, where characters and the beginning of the action are introduced; the development (or conflict), where the main events and conflicts unfold; and the conclusion, where the conflict is resolved.

What happens in the introduction of a narrative text?

In the introduction, the main characters are introduced, as well as the setting (time and place), and the initial events that set the story in motion.

Can you give an example of a narrative structure based on the script?

Sure! In the example of the frog and the scorpion, the introduction presents them meeting at the riverbank, the development has them trying to cross the river, and the conclusion shows them successfully crossing together.

What are some types of narrative texts mentioned in the script?

Some types of narrative texts mentioned include the short story (cuento), novel (novela), legend (leyenda), myth (mito), epic poetry (poesía épica), report (reportaje), chronicle (crónica), news (noticia), and biography (biografía).