Sentence examples for Alternative interpretive from inspiring English sources

Textualism, so defined, rules out and stigmatizes the alternative interpretive strategies espoused by some jurists and legal academics.

After developing its critique of the absurdity doctrine, the article then considers alternative interpretive doctrines that have enabled the Court to avoid some but not all statutory absurdities.

By embracing rather than warding off alternative interpretive paths, algorithmic criticism "may come to form the basis for new kinds of critical acts," acts that do not merely facilitate literary analysis but "build a platform for social networking and self-expression" ("Reading Machines").

Some theorists, e.g. Fish 1989, seem to embrace this potential infinite regress of alternative interpretations of rules (see also point (3) above) and attempt to avoid the radical linguistic indeterminacy which it seems to entail by replacing the standards of correctness demarcated by rules with the conditioning and training processes of interpretive communities.

In response, this paper argues for an alternative, more fluid interpretive frame, which acknowledges and even celebrates design diversity and acknowledges multiple transition points towards sustainability through the contingent, often messy practices through which architectural artefacts are assembled across sites and societies.

The views of reality and knowledge embedded in alternative research paradigms empirical analytical, interpretive, critical, and poststructural paradigms are summarised briefly.

TIM MAYERS: A small majority of students in my undergraduate courses are English majors yearning for an alternative to the interpretive focus they find in literature classes.

To test these alternative accounts of interpretive bias modification, the present study delivered four different imagery scenario conditions.

The interpretive choice was yours.

They then report back in turn and other students, including those observed, challenge non-descriptive "interpretive" statements and offer alternative suggestions.

To address the degree of transfer of interpretive bias, future research could incorporate alternative measures of biased interpretation such as homograph priming, or homophone spelling to assess the degree to which imagery-based CBM-I results in such 'far' transfer effects.