Exteriors – walls, windows, doorways, the relative positioning of different facilities – are particularly suited to broad institutional narratives: the rise and decline of scientific disciplines, for instance, or the institution's changing relationship with benefactors and the wider public.
Although there is often particular interest in the individual institutional narratives thrown up by each iteration, closer examination of the datasets also allows us to discern trends both potential and current from the higher education landscape.
A more experienced author might have been able to produce out of all the institutional specifics a magisterial narrative that began at the beginning and ended at the end.
Institutional settings provide the narrative auspices under which identities are articulated.
When the narrative described an institutional church and a requirement for baptism, Smith and Cowdery baptized each other.
I have great respect for people who are able to live and voice a spiritual understanding that is grounded in a practice, in self-knowledge and enquiry, which is intrinsic and independent of the simplistic narrative that make institutional religion so debatable.
In this article we compare the role of formulations in the construction of narratives in two institutional settings: police interrogations and job interviews.
Instead, Xbank needed to find new mechanisms for transferring this waste into tissue commodities in new institutional contexts with new promissory narratives; otherwise it would be re-entangled within networks of waste.
Personal identity is said to be constructed through the stories we tell about our lives, stories which are in turn shaped by more general institutional, cultural, or national meta-narratives that live within the culture, of surgery, medicine, and society [ 40- 42].
However, research into JUG has highlighted the critical role of creating cultural and institutional change [ 12], which policy narratives such as 'fairness' can help to achieve.
