Literature in English · Secondary 3 · Exploring Prose - Character and Conflict · 2.º Período
Narrative Point of View
An analysis of how the narrator's perspective shapes the reader's access to information and emotional connection to the story.
MOE Syllabus OutcomesLO2: Understand how language, form and style are used to create meaning and effect.LO4: Formulate and express informed responses.
About This Topic
An analysis of how the narrator's perspective shapes the reader's access to information and emotional connection to the story.
Key Questions
- How does the narrator's perspective affect our understanding of the story?
- Is the narrator reliable?
- How would the story change if told from another point of view?
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