The Power of Narrative: Crafting Identity · Narrative Reading
Narrative Voice and Reliability
Examining the impact of point of view and the concept of the unreliable narrator in modern fiction.
Key Questions
- 1How does a first person perspective limit or enhance the reader's understanding of the truth?
- 2What linguistic cues suggest that a narrator might be providing a biased or unreliable account?
- 3How would shifting the narrative voice change the emotional resonance of the story?
Ontario Curriculum Expectations
ON: Reading and Literature Studies - Grade 9ON: Media Studies - Grade 9
Grade: Grade 9
Subject: Language Arts
Unit: The Power of Narrative: Crafting Identity
Period: Narrative Reading
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