This project, narrated in the form of a children's story, reimagines our common future through food, extending past culinary traditions and today's technological allowances.
Women's addictions are often narrated as a form of hysteria or melodrama, or as an abnegation of their role as caregivers.
Many of the myths in the Catalogue are otherwise unattested, either entirely so or in the form narrated therein, and held a special fascination for poets and scholars from the late Archaic period through the Hellenistic and Roman eras.
This book explores how Edwardian art writing shaped and narrated embodied, performative forms of aesthetic spectatorship.
He is keen to explore the relationship between producer, participant and viewer and how history is narrated in various forms, be it documentary, reality TV, soap operas and music videos.
Events are narrated in a futuristic form of English.
Although altogether more positive in its outlook, Paine's follow-up, Revenge of the Electric Car (2011, Dogwoof, E), narrated in familiar somnambulant form by Tim Robbins, inevitably lacks some of the bite and intrigue of its predecessor.
The ancestor of all road movies and novels, the picaresque in its classic form is narrated by a rogue from the lower stations who, on his journey, rises through the classes as he encounters various typecast characters — blind beggars, impoverished noblemen, lusty women.
This paper tests the efficacy of an alternative form of feedback: narrated feedback, consisting of short narrated videos providing verbal and visual explanations of a specific concept.
SMITHSONIAN NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY AND CULTURE Starting with a collection of nearly 37,000 items — and still soliciting donations through its website — this new museum will exhibit art, craft objects, letters, photographs and anything that can help narrate in material form the African-American experience.
In the Story Mode, players are guided through the story of Chocobo Racing, which is narrated by Cid, in the form of an onscreen version of a pop-up book.
