Alive with intense color and Expressionistic shapes, they are painted from life in mostly exotic locations, but through the interpretive lens of the artist's emotions.
I would only add that adherents of any textual tradition (whether Jews reading the Torah or Supreme Court justices reading the Constitution) read their texts through a selective, interpretive lens.
Second, it contributes a discussion of empowerment theory as a potential interpretive lens for Child Computer Interaction and applies it to understanding the findings and providing implications for design in the context of communication technologies for children.
At least this is what my interpretive lens sees.
I had to approach my patients, not with idly open-ended questions, but through an interpretive lens that required a constant modification of my questions based on previous answers or findings.
In our study, phenomenology is further informed by a hermeneutic perspective, providing an interpretive lens [ 35].
Current theoretical strands concerning social networks, self-management and digital technology were employed as an interpretive lens.
We use these examples to demonstrate how the interpretive lens and attention to ultimate causes generated by epidemiologic transition theory can be used to inform clinical practice, global health policies, and future research within epidemiology.
In this mixed methods study an interpretive feminist lens was used which allowed for the exploration of gender related oppression and marginalisation, valuing the voice of women who described and shared their lived experience of SPT [ 14, 18].
This paper presents an interpretive thematic analysis, using an ethical lens, of the harms and benefits associated with the process of data collection in a clinical context.
Our perceptions are limited and warped by the kind of lenses we see through, "the interpretive structure of our human brains".
