When examining other theorists perspectives on how narration works, one must not ignore William Labov, who argued that personal experience narratives could be divided into parts, where each part was a step in furthering the narrative and each part had a specific purpose.
When examining other theorists perspectives on how narration works, one must not ignore William Labov. Personal experience narratives could be divided into parts. This was what William Labov argued. Each part was a step in furthering the narrative. Each part had a specific purpose.