A once complacent performer, she now reads a song like a personal short story, her interpretations informed by a keen critical intelligence that views songs as tough-minded dialogues between cynicism and romantic faith.
In reflecting on the research process we felt that it was our specific situated interpretations – informed by both personal, lived experience and experience of clinical practice – that enabled our analysis to move beyond a descriptive categorisation of participant accounts and offer a possible understanding of the processes of recover in the context of lived experience of personality disorders.
Christopher Browning, Hayden White, Carlo Ginzburg, Martin Jay, Dominick LaCapra, and others focus first on the general question: can the record of his historical event be established objectively through documents and witnesses, or is every historical interpretation informed by the perspective of its narrator?
The qualitative analysis and interpretation was informed by the authors' reading of the literature, experience in PNG and previous knowledge of issues for women in PNG.
Historical and religious references aside, La Tour's femme à la puce begs for a contemporary interpretation, one informed by current knowledge of fleas, plague, and human frailty relieved by introspection.
In the qualitative strand, data analysis and interpretation were informed by Giddens' four levels of understanding of how social structures enable and inhibit people's actions ([ 32], p. 327).
IPA is regarded as an interpretative method informed by hermeneutics, the theory of interpretation [ 23].
Feminist interpretations are sometimes informed by Marxism and its varieties; and as we have already noted in the case of film and theories of the gaze, psychoanalytic theories have been widely appropriated in critical theory.
In this review we consider how these interpretations could be informed by preclinical in vitro and in vivo studies of ZA activity, focusing on the possible endocrine-dependent effects of ZA activity.
43 The reviewers' interpretations will be informed by tacit knowledge, clinical expertise and the human factors training received to guide 'sensemaking', defined as "the active process of assigning meaning to ambiguous data", in order to identify the learning that can be used to inform improvements in clinical care.
Ongoing analysis and interpretation were also informed by theoretical perspectives from the literature concerning attitudes to health screening and access to healthcare services for vulnerable groups [ 33, 34].
