Somewhere or other, Palmerston warns politicians against the dangers of neglecting the narrative argument.
(I suspect that this is where "Revolutionary Road" had the greatest influence on the conception and the narrative argument of the TV series "Mad Men").
About six years ago, working in the artificial intelligence labs at Northwestern University, Hammond and some students built a system called News at Seven, with the aim of presenting the results of a standard computer search query as a narrative argument.
But it also fostered much deeper skills; students considered the ethical implications of complex issues such as crime, capital punishment and human sex trafficking, as well as what makes a compelling visual and narrative argument.
Next, look at every speech like a story, with an introduction, narrative, argument, refutation and summation.
Although the historical interpretation might be presented through various historical genres (e.g., historical account, narrative, argument, etc).
We treated the review question as a compass, not an anchor, so that the question was open to being refined as the review proceeded; used iterative, intuitive searching of literatures combined with more formal systematic searching techniques; engaged in selective, judicious sampling of relevant literatures; sought to integrate the various literatures through a narrative argument.
'Public narrative and arguments that link together ideas.' Most good ideas, the American novelist Nicholson Baker once observed, have about the size and complexity of a wheelbarrow.
There were reports that Dorsey wanted this narrative, an argument that is lazy and wrong.
It's not a coherent, well-knit piece of writing organised around a central narrative or argument.
