Sentence examples for fictive narrative from inspiring English sources

Do kids really want to explore the artificiality of the fictive narrative?

Accompanying this "origin myth" is a fictive narrative that holds that the historic, continuing productive monochromatic capitalist engine was derailed by class traitors like Teddy Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson and Franklin D. Roosevelt.

The purpose and importance of the "origin myth" and the fictive narrative is to defend an ideology by dialing up a lost "golden age" and summoning its rightful heirs to this legacy of a paradisical Eden, minus the Snake of collectivism, of course.

The aim was to create, as a news release for the event promised, "a lively space for exchange, not only for consumer goods but also for real and fictive narratives, ideas and interactions with the artist".

I did not know of Peter Gontha nor the rest of this fictive story.

In both her fictive and real life narratives, Ms. Randall doesn't mind an abrupt transition.

Four narratives of fictive patients are introduced that are used throughout the whole program to discuss adaptation and the use of goal management strategies.

In the construction of narrative, Hayden White pointed out, a fictive element is inevitably introduced.

His novel performs, at the narrative level, the mutual erosion of the fictive and the real that plagues its inhabitants.

When much contemporary writing is stuffed to the covers full of incident, narrative trickery and the variously believable wonders of fictive plot, here is a debut that quietens and slows our reading right down to the tick of its own heart.

As their talk of fictive modules and micro-discourses progresses, or fails to, she is fixated by the one strand of narrative that will never be broached: the suicide of her colleague's wife.