Further, we did not investigate the informational content of reviewers' narrative comments nor their impact on editorial decision-making.
I love fiction and poetry as much as the next former English major and often despair over the quality of what passes for "informational texts," few of which amount to narrative much less literary narrative.
How do you segment continuous, narrative texts rather than informational ones?
Where statistical heterogeneity remained, but there was strong contextual homogeneity, we opted in favour of pooling the data into meta-analyses, because of their additional informational value and the problems associated with narrative or pseudo-quantitative interpretation of results [ 7].
Using Reid and Haggerty's general framework [ 7, 8] as a conceptual base, we aimed to examine two linked research questions: (1) to what extent can the constructs of relational, informational and management continuity be discerned in the narratives of parents seeking and receiving services for their children with complex chronic health conditions?
Existing academic concepts of relational, informational and management continuity were all discernable in parents' narratives.
Within these narratives we discern the significance of relational, informational, and management continuity in the services that parents and their children had received over time.
In the qualitative study by Lipworth et al. [ 38] perceptions of trust and benefit dominated the narratives in comparison with the perception of informational risks.
Instead, the reimagined magazine will include reported narratives that rely on intellectual scoops rather than informational ones and pair them with essayistic argument.
Unlike many earlier guides, in which writers spun narratives about their own journeys and experiences, Baedekers were informational and service-oriented — listing steamboat fares and passport requirements, recommending suitable clothing and suggesting how much to tip.
