Not all writers are fond of the dictionary or works on rhetoric, but each follows procedures and rules inherited from models and practices specific to each genre. Their works are structured according to a number of general forms, such as chronology and characters in a story, which they adapt in their own way.
The aim of this book is to describe these forms because their knowledge allows for a deep understanding of texts as well as a vision of the technique of writers.
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