Sentence examples for and in the interpretive from inspiring English sources

Some scholars have suggested that the existence of similar accounts in the Bible (e.g., Jael in the Book of Judges) and in the interpretive stories of the Midrash point to an early, common source (perhaps from the 6th century bce) now lost.

These assumptions play foundational roles both in everyday moral thinking, and in the interpretive practices of many critics and readers.

Students have access to virtually all Duke faculty in the Humanities and in the interpretive social sciences.

Accordingly, Professor Tribe calls for an unabashed return to rigor and precision in the interpretive process - for a commitment to take text and structure seriously.

Yet Gadamer fails to fully thematize "play," as it disappears [End Page 113] from view in Parts Two and Three of Truth and Method, losing itself in the interpretive turn towards those other facets of hermeneutic truthfulness, historicality and language.

Atlas.ti ver.7 was used for arranging the text according to codes and managing the codes in the interpretive phase.

The study design utilized the principles associated with a focused ethnography and an approach located in the interpretive paradigm.

Weft QDA, a software for qualitative data analysis, was used for arranging the text according to codes and managing the codes in the interpretive phase.

1972, 1976; The Open Work), which suggests that in much modern music, Symbolist verse, and literature of controlled disorder (Franz Kafka, James Joyce) the messages are fundamentally ambiguous and invite the audience to participate more actively in the interpretive and creative process.

These efforts have highlighted both the limitations of systematic reviews of effectiveness in explaining the effects of interventions [ 5] and raised interest in synthesis in the interpretive paradigm.

The key difference between the interpretive and deliberative models is that in the interpretive model, the professional does not participate in decision making but in the deliberative model, s/he does.