| 词汇 | example_english_narrative |
| 释义 | Examples of narrativeThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Though the narrative's resolution has not attracted much attention, the reason it takes the exact form it does is far from obvious. She notes that the spiritual life narratives of these women are remarkably similar, basically because they are developed from the same sources. In her case, this lets her make" better sense of symbolic narratives". Like those other narratives, stability is reasserted through the coercions of the body and its limitations. He uses historicism to show that the secular liberal rationality is one of several possible narratives, all of which rest on 'theological assumptions'. Consequently, the narratives of the past that different people are interested in may differ considerably. Through the study of the material evidence surrounding us in the present, we create models and narratives about the past. Weaving archaeological theory into these richtextured narratives is a different task with its own difficulties. Institutions, structures, processes and grand narratives, are the less popular subjects. In this article, the storylines in narratives of patients with multiple sclerosis are analyzed. In doing this, doctors use narratives to connect individual patients with medical knowledge and experience. The creation of archaeological narratives does not depend on textual representations. Contests for scarce resources in under-funded universities provide situations in which unhappy cohabitations may be remembered more than alternative narratives of co-operative ventures. The two narratives used data-sets that were nearly completely mutually exclusive. Maybe, you will say, narratives are outmoded and unrealistic at the grand scale. A social archaeology, therefore, which works against hegemony and domination should have no problem in opposing nationalistic narratives. Cohesion in the narratives of normal and language disordered children. Examiners are carefully trained to facilitate the child's development of narratives and to refrain from a rigid, question and answer style. Another important category, and one which in our data is associated exclusively with seeing that, is found in the context of third-person narratives. The number of content themes in each category were summed across all narratives, converted to z scores, and mean content themes were generated. At this time, the children were presented with four semiprojective narratives, which were used to assess their social information processing. According to this theory, parents teach their children to construct narratives about personal events by giving them prompts and cues during joint linguistic interactions. The purpose of this article is to use these narratives and other sources to throw new light on her early life and her musical activities. Here, for example, she examines the conversion narratives of those who joined the organisation. Interviewees' relationships and activities are main themes, leaving them to introduce health issues as these become relevant during general narratives. Like historians, art historians focus on texts to construct narratives of cause and effect. During that same period, an experimenter elicited narratives in ways parallel to those used in this study. French children's ability to introduce referents in narratives as a function of mutual knowledge. They rarely make use of extended narratives or co-constructed justifications, and dyad h did not engage in the requested task at all. Furthermore, narratives are a form of decontextualized speech. Most of the school-age children appeared able to organize their narratives at the segmental level provided the referential load was not too great. The detailed evaluations of the segments of the narratives are discussed below. Two four-year-olds maintained a thematic subject strategy throughout their narratives but did so by drastically reducing the complexity of the story. As the narratives detail, these enclaves differed in the degree to which they centralized authority. A number of narratives were constructed to account for the circulation of knowledge across the boundaries of cultures. In fact, some narratives mentioned in the book are the mirror images of particular reformative and secular representations. All target and nontargetlike words produced in the narratives were included in the calculation of words per utterance. An analysis of four dances will reveal how the distinct rhythmic and metric profiles of arabesque melodies portray characters and their narratives. Why then lavish such attention on a missing two and a quarter minutes when all historical narratives omit days, months, years, even centuries? The narratives represent 473 learners from around the world, 120 of whom are reflected in this study. The article marks a postwar revival of interest in evolutionary narratives in psychiatry. Research into interlanguage narratives has shown that tense-aspect morphology exhibits differential distribution by grounding. The generalizing iterative narratives of earlier handbooks are replaced by narratives with an increased emphasis on the exact methods of proper behavior. Such narratives were themselves a popular form in the 1840s and 1850s. Merchant, for example, warns against edenic "recovery" narratives that envision a unity between nature and culture (36-37). One of the joys of reading this book is the clarity of the writing and the accessible presentation which includes extracts from the participants' narratives. In 2000, since neither party could effectively open these gates, the transition ritual incorporated two competing narratives. Language was presented in meaningful contexts, accompanied by illustrations or incorporated into narratives of progressively greater complexity and length. From a reading of the narratives in full, it is clear to us that a sense of guilt was never justified. Operatic narratives, like ghosts, exist at the threshold between past and present, as manifestations of the past that act on the present. Although not traditional planning history, individual architects, planners, officials and town promoters are given pride of place in the city narratives. Traditional forms of text - narratives - are dissolved into isolated fragments that can then be juxtaposed in a pastiche. Their narratives in this phase, however, are quite short, simple, and fragmented. The record of twentieth-century theatre has been dictated by historians whose highly selective narratives of the past derive from their own cultural and critical preferences. Such subtly organized narratives could thus turn ambiguous and often complex backgrounds into politically acceptable biographies. While interrupted narratives are permitted for those who suffer other illnesses, those that describe cognitive impairment are more apparently pathologised. The concept that kept recurring throughout their narratives was the idea that families are, or should be, 'close' and should stay close. Production of the historical narratives has continued, through new writing and revised editions. His confidence in his city's future growth enabled him to weave historical narratives that confronted shameful episodes head on. Do these narratives of belonging help establish a positive relationship with the audience? However, some of the shortest narratives are the most expressive. Excerpts of actual narratives were extracted to represent distinct ideas conveyed by multiple participants. Religious solidarity and national identity are thus forced into exclusive paradigms, which do not recognise the different narratives within each ideology. Whereas the former present a tendency toward a high density of events in a relatively short time, the latter usually feature slowly moving timbral narratives. They also focus on identity narratives that reconstruct the links among past, present, and future, and they impose coherence where it was missing. Only after a while do some interviewees acknowledge them up as unof®cial narratives, with which they 'partially agree'. What should be concise historical arguments become sprawling historiographical narratives and vainglorious displays of learning. As a result, when political mobilisation evolved into armed confrontation, religious narratives and practices provided the cultural framework of the conflict. Finally, we must appreciate the felt connections, the feelingful iconicity, that such narratives can and do evoke. His account of fictional narratives for women, for example, acknowledges a number of these. Clearly, these two couldfitinto quite different but equally true narratives of the same years. A feeling of connecting was frequently reported in the narratives. The relationship between the vulnerable body and the quality of suffering was evident throughout the narratives. There are, in death and bereavement, many forms of coherent narratives that may be created that allow the mourner to become more active and altruistic. Nevertheless, these affidavits incorporate the present perfect to represent the time of the action in these narratives. The presentation of the narratives is achieved through a form of "line" that is a compromise drawing on several approaches (38). When language users describe honorific usage, they often formulate extended narratives about the uses of honorific forms. Such lexical suggestion may itself be rationalized by more extended types of narratives. The present paper addresses these issues by examining narratives of personal experience as they emerged within supervisor-teaching assistant talk during weekly meetings. A corpus of seventyfive teacher and student narratives was transcribed and analysed for the broader study. Even simply playing the narratives to the par ticipants and asking their reactions would have been more ethnographic and probably would have yielded extensive insights. Therefore, people told a minimum of six stories each, two times, resulting in at least 12 narratives. The other six told the same narratives twice in the same language and serve as a control group. Litigant satisfaction versus legal adequacy in small claims cour t narratives. The metalanguage in itself offers evidence that paralegals want victims to narrate in more repor t-like narratives than they would otherwise, without direction. The function of difference is to show how the particular is in conflict with the assumptions of universal narratives. In the narratives of opera and film, the voice and the female body are linked with impotence. Furthermore, as inherently un-theatrical acts of recounting which still never lack in performativity, narratives also mark the threshold between showing and telling. The request clearly encouraged the speakers to produce interesting and somehow involving narratives. While commonly encountered in historical narratives, they have not been recognized as a general class of events with a common cause. Several points should be noted from these narratives. The narratives of care workers : what is dementia care ? In other narratives, the distinction between material and non-material aspects of wellbeing was not always as evident. What was said, therefore, represented intertextual readings or ' intersections ' of contrasting social narratives. The narratives and notes support the argument that different types of memory are not 'really ' distinct but converge in social practice. Such differences surely influenced both my interactions with the participants and the narratives that they shared with me. There are signs here of a possible cultural transition from decline to progress narratives of experienced ageing. Moreover, it illustrates the power of listeners to co-construct narratives in both positive and negative ways. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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