Analizzare un testo narrativo non è mai un’operazione immediata. A differenza della poesia, dove la struttura e le figure retoriche spesso “saltano agli occhi”, la prosa si muove in modo più fluido e meno visibile: significati, temi e scelte stilistiche sono intrecciati alla storia e ai personaggi, e richiedono attenzione, metodo e allenamento per essere messi a fuoco. Proprio per questo motivo, è importante avvalersi di una guida per orientarsi nella complessità del testo, a scomporlo nei suoi elementi essenziali e a leggerlo in modo più consapevole e profondo. In questo post presento una scheda per l'analisi di un testo narrativo, da vedere non come una gabbia rigida ma come un metodo per osservare il testo con ordine, coglierne i meccanismi narrativi e trasformare la lettura in uno strumento di comprensione critica. CONTESTUALIZZAZIONE Autore: ___________________________________________________ Titolo dell'opera: ____________________________________________ ...
The Celts were Indo-European tribes from Europe and Asia Minor in pre-Roman times.
The Celts that settled in England were split into many different clans, each ruled by a leader.
Leader was warrior and good administrator to work out disagreements with other clans.
The Celts were an advanced society: they made iron weapons, wove their clothes and were experienced farmers and hunters.
They lived in hill forts surrounded by strong walls.
The Celts believed that every natural element had a deity living in it.
They counted on Druids, who understood nature and the world around them.
Celtic art in Britain survives in a few artefacts and monuments, but hardly at all in a literary form as runes.
In 55-54 B.C. Julius Caesar made military expeditions to Britain, but the Roman Conquest of Britain only began in 43 A.D. under Emperor Claudius.
The Romans occupied the area of the current England and Wales and, in order to protect themselves from the Celts, they built a long wall in the north of modern England called Hadrian's Wall(122 A.D.).
This wall, later moved even further north (Antonin's Wall, 142) marks the current border between England and Scotland.
Romans built towns like Londinium, Leicester, Manchester, and road systems.

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