Compare and contrast the fundamental nature of classical narratives with formalistic narratives

What will be an ideal response?

In classical narrative structures, we are generally aware of a shaping hand in the
storyline. Boring gaps in the narrative are edited out by a discreet storyteller, who keeps a
low profile yet still keeps the action on track, moving toward a specific destination—the
resolution of the story's central conflict. In formalistic narratives, the author is overtly
manipulative, sometimes scrambling the chronology of the story or heightening or
restructuring events to maximize a thematic idea. The story is told from a subjective
perspective.

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Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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According to the text, what is the most important skill in business according to numerous industry surveys?

a. computer applications b. actuarial expertise c. interpersonal, group and presentation communication skills d. who you know, not what you know

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