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Text Types

  1. Narrative

    • Narrative Adventure
      • Knowledge for the writer
        • Create characters your readers will have a stronge opinion about
      • Generic structure
        • Chronological narrative
      • Language features
        • Usually has a cinematic quality
          • Purpose: To enterain
            • Narrative Fantasy
              • Generic structure
                • Some structure focus on character development or description of setting at the expense of plot
              • Language features
                • Description is very important because fantasy uses settings that must be imagined by the reader
                  • Purpose: To entertain and to fuel the imagination
                    • Narrative - historical fiction
                      • Generic structure
                        • The writer can adapt the structure to achive a speciffic effect. Usually is the underlying structure
                          • Purpose: to entertain and to inform
                      • Language features
                        • Appropriate archaic language
                      • Knowledge for the writer
                        • Include accurate historical detail to create the setting or let the reader work it out
              • Knowledge for the writer
                • Choose adjectives carefully to describe the places and things in the story
            • Narrative - Contemporary fiction
              • Generic structure
                • Stories therefore often reflect children's own experiences, are often personal and structured as a recount
                • Language features
                  • Include the informal dialogue
                  • Knowledge for the writer
                    • Hero and Villain characters are more difficult to create because the characters look like ordinary people
                      • Purpose: to entertain and to create empathy with familiar characters
    • Narrative Mistery
      • Generic structure
        • It's often chronological
        • Language feature
          • Is used to intensify the mistery. Particularly adjectives and adverbials
          • Knowledge for the writer
            • Use questions to highlight key moments as the mystery deepens
              • Purpose: To intrigue and entertain
                • Narrative - stories which raise dilemmas
                  • Generic structure
                    • Usually leads the character to the dilemma quite quickly
                  • Language features
                    • Action and dialogue are all important for developing and deepening character
                      • Purpose: to entertain and to explore issues or dilemmas
                  • Knowledge for the writer
                    • Make sure the dilemma or issue to be faced is a really tricky one to deal with
                • Narrative traditionals tales
                  • Generic structure
                    • The structure are often based on a quest, a journey or a series of trials
                    • Language features
                      • Use some archaic language forms and vocabulary
                      • Knowledge for the writer
                        • Characters usually represent the archetypical opposites of good and evil
                          • Purpose: to entertain and share cultural beliefs
                            • Narrative - Myths
                              • Generic structure
                                • Usually includes incredible or miraculous events
                              • Language features
                                • Rich vocabulary evoking the power and splendour of the characters and settings
                                  • Purpose: to provide a fictional explanation for natural phenomena
                              • Knowledge for the writer
                                • Consider including a character who is a "trickster" to add to the fun or to create twists in the plot
                            • Narrative -legends
                              • Generic structure
                                • Is usually chronological
                                • Language features
                                  • Use more literary language
                                  • Knowledge for the writer
                                    • Use symbols your reader will recognise to help them get involved in the story
                                      • Purpose: to provide information about the way particular people lived, and what they believed
                            • Narrative-Fairy tales
                              • Generic structure
                                • Is most typically a recount in chronological order
                                • Language features
                                  • Often reflects the settings, using archaic or regional vocabulary and grammar
                                    • Purpose: To assume and to convey cultural information
                                  • Knowledge for the writer
                                    • Decide how the world of people and the world of fairy land will come into contact and how this will cause a problem
                            • Narrative-Fables
                              • Generic structure
                                • Is typically the simplest kind of narrative with a beginnig, a complication and a resolution
                                • Language features
                                  • The narrative leaves little room for additional details of description or character development
                                    • Purpose: Sets out to teach the reader or listener a lesson they should learn about life
                                  • Knowledge for the writer
                                    • Establish the setting in the first line and introduce the two main characters as soon as you can
    • Narrative Science Fiction
      • Generic structure
        • The setting is often a time in the future
        • Language feature
          • The dialogue may use unusual forms and vocabulary, o even alternative languages
            • Purpose: To entertain and to speculate about the future
              • Narrative - Dialogue, play scripts, and film narrative
                • Generic structure
                  • Structural conventions for scripting vary, particularly in their layouton the page or screen
                  • Knowledge for the writer
                    • Use only direct speech
                      • Purpose: Although these forms of storytelling differ from narrative, they usually share the same purposes
          • Knowledge for the writer
            • Use description carefully when you want your reader to imagine something they have never seen
  2. Non-fiction

    • Non-fiction Discussion texts
      • Generic structure
        • Arguments against or alternative views
      • Language features
        • Written in simple present tense
          • Purpose: To present a reasoned and balanced overview of an issue
            • Non-fiction - Persuasion texts
              • Generic strusture
                • Strategically organised information presents and then elaborates on the desired viewpoint
              • Language features
                • Written in simple present tense
                  • Purpose: To argue a case from a particular ponit of view
                    • Non-fiction - Recounts
                      • Generic structure
                        • Orientation such as scene-setting or establishing context
                      • Language features
                        • Usually written in the past tense
                      • Knowledge for the writer
                        • Details are important to create a recount rather than a simple list of events in order
                          • Purpose: The primary purpose of recounts is to retell events
              • Knowledge for the writer
                • Use simple psychology to appeal to the reader's judgement
      • Knowledge for te writer
        • Questions often make good titles
    • Non-fiction - Explanatory texts
      • Generic structure
        • A general statement to introduce the tipoc being explained
        • Language features
          • Use of causal connectives
            • Purpose: To explain the processes involved in natural/social phenomena
              • Non-fiction - Instructional/procedural texts
                • Generic structure
                  • List any material or equipment needed, in order
                • Language features
                  • Use of imperative verbs
                • Knowledge for the writer
                  • Keep sentences as short and simple as possible
                    • Purpose: To ensure something is done effectively
                      • Non-fiction - Non-chronological reports
                        • Generic structure
                          • An opening statement, often a general classification
                            • Purpose: To provide detailed information about the way things are or were
                        • Language features
                          • Description is usually an important feature, including the language of comparison and contrast
                        • Knowledge for the writer
                          • Include tables, diagrams or images
          • Knowledge for the writer
            • Use the first paragraph to inroduce what you will be explaining
  3. Poetry

    • Poetry - Free verse
      • Generic structure
        • Monologue
      • Language features
        • Written in the first person, a single voice
          • Purpose: Free verse is not restricted by conventions of form
      • Knowledge for te writer
        • Lines or verses instead of sticking to predictable patterns
    • Poetry - Visual poems
      • Generic structure
        • Concrete poetry
      • Language feature
        • They can include sounds and images and can also be 3-D
        • Knowledge for writer
          • Get more ideas by exploring font options and text effects
            • Purpose: Are based on visual appearance and/or sound
    • Poetry - Structured poems
      • Generic structure
        • Some are culturally specific
      • Language feature
        • Based on features such as line lenght, syllable, rhyme, rhythm, metre, or a combination of these
          • Purpose: Helps to organise the content
      • Knowledge for the writer
        • Remove clichés and change any rhymes

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Mapa Mental sobre Text Types, creado por Josh Kennedy el 17/09/2020.
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