Through my volunteer work in different projects collecting first hand narratives, I was always curious by the choices individuals made, on how they wanted to present themselves.
The publishers promise that it will be "frank, honest and revealing... a dramatic first-hand narrative", and that it will "lay bare Peter Mandelson's intimate, complex relationship with Britain's two New Labour prime ministers".
Her first-hand narrative of her life in slavery is the only account we have by a British woman.
She goes on to explore the moving story of Mary Prince, whose first-hand narrative of her life in slavery is the only account we have by a British woman.
According to the Times article, potential applicants to the university are "less interested in official messages and statistics than in first-hand narratives and direct interaction with current students". Does that sound at all like your customers?
Dozens of colleges — including Amherst, Bates, Carleton, Colby, Vassar, Wellesley and Yale — are embracing student blogs on their Web sites, seeing them as a powerful marketing tool for high school students, who these days are less interested in official messages and statistics than in first-hand narratives and direct interaction with current students.
907 Crew fans may also experience a mind-melt when hearing first hand the soaring descriptive narrative UFO lets loose about this brand new street piece, "It's a symphony between wood and metal.
By substituting verbal representations for potentially costly first-hand experience, narrative enables an individual to safely and efficiently acquire information pertinent to the pursuit of fitness in local habitats.
I wanted to find out, first-hand, how narrative inquiry might shed light on contemporary culture, to explore how stories undergird the structure of the status-quo.
Papers were included for review if they entailed narrative or description reported first hand, related to issues of choice in childbirth, and grounded in experience of that process.
