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- https://human.libretexts.org/Workbench/Writing_and_Critical_Thinking_Through_Literature/04%3A_Fiction/4.01%3A_FictionIn this section we will concentrate largely on the various elements that make up a fictional narrative; the events that make up a story and how they are arranged (the plot); the perspectives from whic...In this section we will concentrate largely on the various elements that make up a fictional narrative; the events that make up a story and how they are arranged (the plot); the perspectives from which stories can be narrated; the act of characterisation; the importance of setting, both in terms of time and place, and the actual language and style which writers adopt to tell their narratives.
- https://human.libretexts.org/Workbench/Writing_and_Critical_Thinking_Through_Literature/03%3A_Fiction/3.01%3A_FictionIn this section we will concentrate largely on the various elements that make up a fictional narrative; the events that make up a story and how they are arranged (the plot); the perspectives from whic...In this section we will concentrate largely on the various elements that make up a fictional narrative; the events that make up a story and how they are arranged (the plot); the perspectives from which stories can be narrated; the act of characterisation; the importance of setting, both in terms of time and place, and the actual language and style which writers adopt to tell their narratives.
- https://human.libretexts.org/Workbench/Writing_and_Critical_Thinking_Through_Literature/04%3A_Fiction/4.01%3A_Fiction%3FIn this section we will concentrate largely on the various elements that make up a fictional narrative; the events that make up a story and how they are arranged (the plot); the perspectives from whic...In this section we will concentrate largely on the various elements that make up a fictional narrative; the events that make up a story and how they are arranged (the plot); the perspectives from which stories can be narrated; the act of characterisation; the importance of setting, both in terms of time and place, and the actual language and style which writers adopt to tell their narratives.
