Sentence examples for narrative dimensions from inspiring English sources

And seen in the context of the novel, other works take on specific narrative dimensions.

Not content to be only a dutifully meticulous realist, Catherine Murphy is always working to fold formal, conceptual and narrative dimensions into her paintings and drawings.

But for others it seems to be something else: a need to keep digital technology away from "the cultural and narrative dimensions of representation" altogether, as if it could remain a realm of pure function.

Narrative dimensions of improvisation were studied through activities of Orff-Schulwerk, the specific music-movement education approach which, apart from music activities, puts great emphasis on development of social competences.

There is also a certain narrative dimension.

Here, each pseudo-story seems to cut straight from the premise to its unearned euphoric resolution, with no narrative dimension whatever.

The portrait of "Pope Paul III and His Grandsons Ottavio and Cardinal Alessandro Farnese" (1546; Museo e Gallerie Nazionali di Capodimonte, Naples) is a free variation on Raphael's "Leo X," but Titian altered the composition and introduced a narrative dimension more dramatic and compelling than that in any of his earlier portraits.

The narrative dimension has been part of Future Studies since its creation.

According to Bruner (2002) and Bateson (1999), the narrative dimension is more suitable because we all think through stories; narrative weaving gives sense to our life.

However, only in the last decades different schools of Future Studies have gone deeper into the study of the pragmatic, ontological and epistemological aspects of the narrative dimension.

The following paper explores the experience of narrative Foresight applied to the use of the scenario method in Argentina in the light of the contributions of critical Future Studies concerning the narrative dimension in the last years.