What is narrative? What is the difference between narrative and argumentative? Narrative is a kind of writing style which mainly focuses on narration and description. It mainly expresses a certain central idea by recording people, narrating, describing scenes and objects. Argumentative writing, on the other hand, is an argumentative style.
What's the difference between a narrative and an argumentative
They are different in common use, definition, structure and meaning.
Argumentative writing is also called argumentative writing. It is a style of analyzing things, discussing reasons, expressing opinions and proposing ideas. By presenting facts, reasoning and distinguishing right from wrong, the author determines whether his views are correct or wrong, and sets up or denies certain propositions. Argumentative writing should have clear views, sufficient arguments, concise language, reasonable argumentation and strict logic.
Narrative is a kind of literary form which mainly records people, narration, scenery and things, and mainly describes the experience of characters and the development and change of things.
Narration (about people / events / scenes / objects)
1. Meaning: narrative is a kind of style with narration and description as the main expression, and people, narration, scenery and things as the main content.
2. Narrative structure:
The cause, process, result, character, place and time of the event are six elements. (description, lyricism, explanation and discussion can be used alternately according to the needs of the content. )
3. The general requirements of narration are as follows:
（1） True feelings.
（2） The content is specific and focused.
（3） The structure is clear and complete.
Argumentation
1. Meaning: it is a common style to express the author's views and opinions directly through facts and reasoning.
2. Classification of argumentative essays
According to the content and purpose: ① general political papers; ② comments; ③ Essays (essays, talks, notes); ④ comments after reading
According to the way of argumentation, it can be divided into two parts: the first is to establish the thesis, the second is to refute the thesis
3. The general requirements of argumentative writing are as follows
（1） At the beginning, make a position or argument according to the scope of the topic.
（2） On the basis of the argument, put forward a strong argument or reason to convince readers.
（3） The level should be clear and the language should be concise