Definition of narrative, lyrical, argumentative, illustrative, descriptive 20

1.Narrative: The narration and explanation of the basic situation of the characters' events, the characters' experiences, behaviors, and the development process of the events is narrative.

Time, place, people, causes, processes, and results are the six elements of narrative. Narratives include: narratives, flashbacks, interpolations, and supplements.

2.Description: It is to use vivid language to depict the state of people or scenes. Including: portrait depiction, verbal depiction, action depiction, psychological depiction. Scene description, scene description, detail description.

3.Lyrical: It is to express feelings.

It refers to a method of expression in which the author expresses subjective feelings and expresses joy, anger and sorrow in his work. Including direct lyricism, affection for things, affection for scenery, affection for things, affection for reason, affection for people, 4Discussion:

It is a method of reasoning through factual material, rational material, and logical material to express opinions, opinions, and claims about people, things, or problems. Including: Thesis, Argument, Argument Three Elements.

5.Explanation: It is to objectively describe and explain things and things. Methods include: definition, example, personification, story, metaphor, comparison, and numerical method

The lyricism in the narrative is to use the method of direct expression on the basis of the narrative, express the author's sincere and deep emotions, arouse the reader's emotional resonance, and make the article have a strong appeal.

The lyrical function of the discussion is to deepen or sublimate the theme, which is mostly used in agitatory or literary discussions, used to clarify views or express positions, and combine with discussions.

The role of the narrative and the discussion: The narrative and the discussion are mainly narrative, and appropriate discussion is used in the narrative.

The relationship between "Syria" and "discussion": "Syria" is the basis of "discussion", and "discussion" is the deepening of "Syria".

The narrative is for the argument, it should be organically combined with the argument, express the author's thoughts and opinions, and generally have the characteristics of generalization and conciseness;

Discussion is the finishing touch of the narrative, and the discussion should be just right, so that the theme of the article can be sublimated, so that the reader can better understand and taste the main idea of the article.

Generally, it is lyrical through things or things, showing a certain realm and emotions in the author's heart, deepening the theme, making the article more in-depth, and making it evocative to read.

Let me be clear.

Figures of speech: metaphor, personification, comparison, duality, symbolism, exaggeration, contrast, ......

Expressions: 1, narrative 2, illustration 3, argumentative 4, descriptive 5, lyrical.

The two are different and can't be mixed together

Distinguishing clearly will help you learn and answer questions.

Let's start with rhetorical devices:

1) The function of metaphor is to be able to express the content vividly, concretely, and vividly. It gives people a profound and vivid image and makes the reasoning more thorough.

2) The role of anthropomorphism is to personify concrete things, make language vivid and vivid.

3) The function of exaggeration is to reveal the essence of things, set off the atmosphere, arouse associations, and make the things expressed more prominent and distinct.

4) The function of ranking is to enhance the momentum of language, deepen the ideological content, and enhance the persuasiveness and appeal of the article.

5) The main role of duality is neat and symmetrical, strong sense of rhythm, high generalization, and beauty.

6) The function of contrast (foil) is to make the language colorful, and the nature and characteristics of things more distinct and prominent.

7) The role of repetition is to highlight thoughts, emphasize feelings, and sometimes strengthen the sense of rhythm.

8) The role of borrowing is to be associative, the image is prominent, vivid, concrete, and makes the characteristics more distinct.

9) The role of questioning is to remind people to pay attention, provoke thought, and highlight certain content.

10) The effect of the rhetorical question is to strengthen the tone and stimulate the reader's feelings, so as to make a deep impression on the reader.

Let's talk about the expression:

1) Narrative. Narration is the most basic and common way of expression in writing, which is the author's narration and explanation of the development and change process of characters' experiences and events, as well as the transformation of scenes and spaces.

Function: Let the reader understand the storyline, characters and other aspects.

2) Descriptive. Description is a way of expressing the appearance and modality of the object to be described and then present to the reader for the first time. It is one of the main modes of expression in narrative, especially in literary creation.

In general lyrical, argumentative, expository texts, it is sometimes used as an auxiliary means. The technique of description is well used, and it can be vivid and vivid.

Function: Render the atmosphere, mobilize the enthusiasm of readers, so that readers can see their people, hear their voices, and be immersed in the scene, and receive a strong artistic infection.

3) Lyrical. Lyricism is the expression and expression of the author's feelings. It is the main mode of expression in the lyrical genre, and it is often used as an important auxiliary means of expression in general literary works and narratives.

4) Discussion. Argumentation is when the writer expresses his opinion on a certain object of discussion in order to express his or her own views and attitudes. It is the main mode of expression; It is also often used as an auxiliary means of expression in general narratives, expository essays or literary works.

5) Description. Explanation is a way of using concise and concise words to explain the shape, nature, characteristics, causes, relationships, and functions of things. Some of the objects to be explained are physical things, such as mountains, rivers, flowers, trees, buildings, utensils, etc.; Some are abstract truths, such as thoughts, consciousness, cultivation, opinions, concepts, principles, techniques, etc.

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