Presentación/ cuestionario unidad 6

They entertain us

They reflect our condition

They are a form of art

They have no significance

Imitation

Narration

Fact

History

Simple narration

Narration by imitation

Mixed narration

All of the above

Epopeya is a late genre in prose

Novela is considered a fable

Epopeya uses a uniform meter

Novela has a high social consideration

The human condition

Historical events

Literary techniques

Cultural influences

It marked the end of monarchy in Spain

It was a pivotal event that influenced literature

It led to the establishment of democracy

It had no impact on Spanish culture

Dócil Acceptance

Violent Rebellion

Indifference

Resignation

Childhood innocence

Social class awareness

Cruelty of adults

Nostalgia for the past

Normal grandma relationship.

Carlitos doesn't like her.

Very close, she is like his mom.

Carlitos doesn't have a grandma.

Adolescence

Death and Crime

Inexorable Death

All of the above

Strict adherence to classical forms

Focus on psychological depth

Emphasis on detailed descriptions

Use of complex metaphors and experimental syntax

The importance of storytelling

The impact of technology on literature

The role of history in narratives

The evolution of narrative forms

It represents the generation of 27

It is a fragment of Miguel Delibes

It connects with the analysis of childhood in El camino

It is the last unit in the literature block

Competencia Lectora

Gramática

Comunicación

Léxico

The theory (Act I)

Post-war literature (Act II)

Education (Act III)

Cultural impact

A third-person narrator shares personal thoughts and feelings, while a first-person narrator shares the thoughts of others.

A first-person narrator uses pronouns like I or we, while a third-person narrator uses pronouns such as he, she, and they.

A third-person narrator tells a story from a personal point of view, while a first-person narrator uses an outsider's point of view.

A first-person narrator describes all of the characters' points of view, but a third-person narrator does not.

Garasa, Delfín Leocadio

Valles Calatrava, José R.

Lengua castellana y Literatura 4 ESO

Teoría de la narrativa

1

2

3

there are no sources used in the essay

Thank you

Goodbye

Please

Hello