The phrase "historical narration" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the act of telling or recounting past events in a factual and chronological manner. It can be used in various contexts, such as in history books, documentaries, or even everyday conversations. Example: The book provided a detailed historical narration of the American Revolution, highlighting key events and figures that shaped the country's history.
Students also study narrative voices (say, ironic voices like Tacitus, Gibbon and Gore Vidal), the evolution from poetic myth to historical narration (Homer and Hesiod to Herodotus) and "romantic immersion" (sometimes Carlyle and his relationship to Dickens).
There are two soccer fields (parents said there was no need for a baseball diamond, in a sign of changes here) and a half-block-long memorial that includes quotations carved into blocks of Jerusalem Stone, as well as much-lampooned "talking benches" that offer historical narration about the site.
Shiell wrote on the views put forth by the author in the book, "Curtis does not limit this erudite work to historical narration.
The Israeli raconteur, like all historical narrations, is manufactured to be conveniently one-sided.
López considered history as an art form, and Mitre considered it a science, rejecting historical narrations that could not be backed by primary sources.
Their historical oral narration captured continuous processes of environmental changes caused by various socio-economic factors, which included settlement, farming, charcoal burning and commercial logging.
In Christopher Lukas's narration, historical figures and invented characters intersect — fortunately, without "re-enactments" — in a revisionist flight of fancy infused with a contemporary sensibility.
There are costumes to remind you, but with the modern set, and without the density of historical description and narration that you get in the books, the astonishing cruelty of his actions is the best way to convey that he is not familiar at all.
He fashioned a "concert drama" that combined narration, historical film footage and a complete performance of the Verdi score.
Nearly 50 men and women talk about their wartime experiences, their testimonies punctuated by historical footage and somber narration.
In her novel, Min tries to depict the historical backdrop through shifting narration that maneuvers between Jiang's perspective and a more all-knowing narrator.
