The techniques of blurring the lyrical self and personae, of Bakhtinian shifts in narrative, of Derridean genre ploys, have been much exploited.
These efforts, which added new knowledge of about 1,200 miles (1,932 km) of the northwest rim of the North American coastline, were described in Narrative of a Second Expedition to the Shores of the Polar Sea, in the Years 1825, 1826, and 1827 18288).
For a while he wore the hero's mantle lightly, having recognized, he says, that communities need heroes in narratives of horror.
My cyber adventures are teaching me that faith in narratives of progress and meritocracy has dulled people's abilities to perceive sexism in literary culture.
I would like to make a small but important point which is consistently overlooked in narratives of Jersey's history (On the rocks, The long read, 8 December).
Instead, lineages can be characters, à la Buddenbrooks or Roots, in narratives of the major events in the history of life, and those learning about evolution whether researchers or students can themselves be characters in narratives of progress in knowledge.
This article is concerned with issues of nation, landscape, and identity in narratives of exile and return.
After giving a general account of the structures in which Afghan migrants were embedded, we will discuss how structures, desires, capacities and agency interrelated in narratives of return.
So, too, there could be entities that for adventitious reasons are not correctly identified in historical narratives, although in actual fact they stand in relations to established artworks that make them correctly describable in narratives of the appropriate sort.
A more recent approach reflecting broader changes in cultural geography focuses on the 'meaning of the rural' and its representation in narratives of innocent change and transformation of natures and societies.
