As a result, "all attempts to elucidate the notion of personal identity independently of and in isolation from the notions of narrative, intelligibility and accountability are bound to fail.
It is infinitely easier to sully the reputations of others, to divert attention with a delusional narrative and to trample accountability.
In the participants' narratives, nurses' responsibility and accountability were two factors that had an effect on advocacy role.
Outside the town hall, people were making speeches that weaved matters of fire safety and political accountability into a narrative of inequality and class politics.
Her film is thus one more example of the fact that without accountability, the pernicious narrative continues, possibly gaining traction as it does.
Social accounting produces a narrative that acquires symbolic power, directing legitimacy and power to the company, while restructuring the community's social relationships, self-identity, and patterns of accountability.
"The narrative of the election has really become about accountability," says Cournoyer.
The "older-wiser" narrative also exempts Indian Wells's past managers from accountability for their role in a regrettable episode – not least Pasarell, whom the Williams family claims did not offer any real apology on behalf of the tournament.
Qualitative analysis of 450 narratives revealed a lack of perceived provider and system accountability, deficient and disrespectful communication and a failure of providers to listen as major themes.
"They can help reshape the narrative and elevate new, more effective models of security and accountability if they could, for one moment, be driven more by values than profit," she said.
Even those involved in the delicate rescue efforts acknowledge more accountability is needed in the midst of contradictory narratives.
