These potential explanatory mechanisms include the provision of a community, a narrative framework for meaning-making, a means of coping through submission and redemption, and prescribed lifestyle behaviors.
Whereas earlier Jewish writers, the Prophets, had foretold the coming of disasters, often in esoteric language, they neither placed these disasters in a narrative framework nor conceived of them in eschatological terms.
The trial not only provides something of a narrative framework but also reminds us of the stilted, gray world into which Ginsberg's throaty burst of impolite color was born.
These are just one part of a narrative framework, but it's the only one that games have been consistently able to portray with any degree of skill and success.
Delving into the underpinnings of this worldview helps students understand what we should do if we wish to use a narrative framework; it allows understanding the importance of listening to people's narratives in manners that may help in the deconstruction process – a listening skill that goes beyond what we usually emphasize in our listening exercises.
Furthermore, within a narrative framework, we previously conducted descriptive analyses of physicians' written case reports about sickness certification cases that they perceived as problematic [ 17].
Phantasus, 3 vol. (1812 16), a heterogeneous collection of works in a narrative framework, indicated a movement toward realism.
What distinguishes this production is that all these characters eventually blend into a narrative framework intended to reflect American social history of the last decade or so.
The genius of Isis is the way it offers young volunteers a narrative framework within which they can achieve their aspirations.
Dream allegory, also called Dream Vision, allegorical tale presented in the narrative framework of a dream.
