She makes a very compelling argument that curated narratives can be damaging, but can they beneficial as well?
While stories told to the media and at the legislature helped to bring migrant domestic workers a sense of visibility and recognition in broader society, I argue that these heavily curated narratives drew on longstanding tropes of bad masters, individual victims, and the home as a site of care, that have longer genealogies in slavery and colonialism.
Unlike many dishes of American pop provenance, Springfield cashew chicken comes with a well-curated narrative.
First, recall of curated mutations from the narrative part of the documents is very low.
This book was based at least in part on curated stories of slave narratives, gathered in the US in the 1930s by the Federal Writers Projectt, an initiative that aimed, at a time of economic and social depression, to capture the past in order to build a better future.
Our website offers narratives and curated resources on rotating global health themes, shares multimedia prototypes created in our learning studios, and provides an overview of schools and cross-University hubs that support education in global health, public health and environmental health.
Our results demonstrate that only a small fraction of the curated mutations are available from the narrative part of the articles, and that most of the information is available only in tables and supplementary files associated to the articles.
Instead, it's a curated selection of a few hundred with high production values, narrative storytelling and tight editing.
For listeners, it also offers, like a network, a curated group of shows with a certain sensibility one not unlike that of narrative public-radio shows and the podcasts made by their alumni.
