Sentence examples for interpretive dialogue from inspiring English sources

Thus, authors may intentionally use these constructions to approximate interpretive dialogue with readers.

There is no mechanical rule for discovering how best to read a dialogue, no interpretive strategy that applies equally well to all of his works.

Indeed, much of the Zhuangzi's philosophical appeal may stem from its seemingly deliberate open-ended texture, the interpretive malleability of its dialogues which invites, even perhaps requires, us to join the author(s) in their philosophical reflection.

If you open the book at random you see dense blocks of print in which descriptive sentences and dialogue are packed together without interpretive commentary or the presentation of the characters' private thoughts and feelings in free indirect style.

The following highlights the central interpretive controversies then develops a philosophical interpretation that fits the Zhuangzi into the classical philosophical dialogue.

In short, one is now more free to answer, Who was Socrates really? in the variety of ways that it has been answered in the past, in one's own well-reasoned way, or to sidestep the question, philosophizing about the issues in Plato's dialogues without worrying too much about the long toes of any particular interpretive tradition.

Rather, in this work we adopted the interpretive position that trades off notions of sampling, significance and generalizability in favor of depth of enquiry, contextualization, abstraction, dialogue and critical reflection [ 30, 60, 70].

These institutional issues merge gradually into a concern to promote diverse forums for dialogue a concern that is common among interpretive theorists.

"It's interpretive.

But interpretive problems arise.

Alice Major: Computer Interpretive Florals.