The document discusses various narrative conventions including autobiographical novels and historical stories. It highlights the narrator's personal involvement and how characters often reflect the author's acquaintances. Additionally, it notes the use of third-person omniscient narration to engage readers.

1. In this tale, the narrator makes an
effort to learn more about the past
through specific historical facts
and figures.
TYPES OF
NARRATIVE
CONVENTIONS
AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL
NOVELS
THESE NOVELS ARE DESCRIBED AS BEING
ABOUT THE NARRATOR'S PERSONAL LIFE.
THE CHARACTERS IN THESE NOVELS ARE
ALSO FROM THE WRITER'S COLLEAGUES OR
REAL-LIFE FRIENDS.
HISTORICAL
STORIES
Basically, the author of
these stories narrates
the story in his own
voice.
SELF
NARRATIVE
THIRD PERSON
OMNISCIENTS
THESE STORIES ARE THIRD PERSON
NARRATED. THESE PEOPLE ARE USED FOR
DIRECTLY CONTACTING THE READERS,
AND THE WRITER USES THE THIRD
PERSON WHO KNOWS EVERYTHING