The extensive narrative of Child's early years as a cook and the creation of "Mastering the Art of French Cooking" with Simone Beck Fischbacher and Louisette Bertholle makes her rise to fame all the more satisfying by the time Spitz takes us there.
Forming what amounts to a continuous wall of 50-foot (15-metre) high stained glass around three sides of the chapel, it contains the most extensive narrative cycle ever produced in this medium, numbering 1,134 scenes in 15 windows.
Meanwhile, "the larger popular novel, or the novel of extensive narrative architecture, will be ever more laden with repetitive formulas, and coercive, declamatory rhetoric to make it easier and easier, after breaks, to pick up, not a thread, but a sturdy cable".
Few studies intertwine so completely extensive narratives and rigorous quantitative analyses.
The social context created by such mediated interaction and communication, and the resources of the game world allowed player groups (so-called "guilds" or "clans") to develop own, extensive narratives, and relatively complex social structures.
Ford's later work turned towards wittier allegories taken from more extensive narratives, such as the lives of Richard Burton, explorer and first infidel in Mecca, Lord William and Emma Hamilton's Neapolitan society of debauched dandies, and the bawdy Earl of Rochester.
Of these individuals, 3 were diagnosed between 3 and 4 years prior to the study, but since these individuals provided extensive narratives they were allowed to stay in the study.
