During interviews and focus groups, the author presented some examples of narratives he had identified to lecturers and students and asked them whether they agreed this was a type of "story".
There are many other examples of narratives being used in the curriculum, for example in medical humanities programmes [ 18], significant event analysis (or critical incident analysis) [ 19], and reflection on practice [ 20].
It is known for its superb reliefs, which are among the world's finest examples of narrative sculpture.
For example, the curriculum includes examples of narrative modes of assessment such as "saying, doing and representing" that capture children's learning within the contexts of relationships and environments, which interplay with the team's intentional interactions such as "responding, challenging and extending" and are focused on the child's learning needs.
For other examples of narrative distancing, Otsmane-Elhaou suggests readers look to the works of Bertolt Brecht and Woody Allen.
In a retrospective article on the survival horror genre, IGN writer Jim Sterling praised the game's plot as "one of the finest examples of narrative construction in gaming to this day".
Examples of narrative reversal rejecting this figure include The Paperbag Princess by Robert Munsch, a picture book aimed at children in which a princess rescues a prince, and Angela Carter's The Bloody Chamber, which retells a number of fairy tales from a female point of view.
Show (or play) students an example of narrative nonfiction (select an essay from those Web sites curated below or from your own collection) and discuss it together.
And is it right to praise the opening sentence of "1984" ("It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking 13") as an example of narrative suspense, on the grounds that it "will not yet divulge" the fact that Winston Smith is, in the coming pages, doomed to be captured and brainwashed by Big Brother?
I might be reading some great piece by Peter Hessler, or Jon Lee Anderson, in the New Yorker; or some stellar example of narrative non-fiction in a book David Finkel's "The Good Soldiers," or David Gran's "The Lost City of Z," come to mind as some recent reads; or some stunning passage in a novel a few months ago I read Karl Marlantes' remarkable book on the Vietnam war, "Matterhorn".
Theatrical interventions represent an example of narrative medicine (Greenhalgh and Hurwitz 1999) and a specific knowledge translation (KT) strategy (Eakin and Endicott 2006).
