The gamble seems the greater as the poetry has no obvious narrative function, except to serve as a kind of authentication device, hints at a larger imagined world.
It indicates how the ‛guest' narrative functions, while an institutionalization of a rights-based refugee policy is absent.
The Wimp — subsets include the Nerd, the Geek, the Nebbish and, often offensively, the Gay Guy — serves a variety of useful narrative functions as the sexually neutered sidekick, the nervous ninny (the Cowardly Lion) or resident genius.
By Peter Schjeldahl Marshall's "Bang" (1994): an embrace of painting's age-old narrative function.
Lastly, in relation to retaining a 'narrative base', or, in fact, an ongoing narrative function, it is more than simply including examples of 'stories' amidst the other information on plants, animals, land features, seasons, etc.
The results narrative is a function of prior expectations established by the seller.
This then affects the language we use about healthcare, which is often diminished to the objective, ignoring the narrative and interpretive function of medicine [ 3, 4].
The communicative function of narrative requires the narrative-setting authorities to persuade a broader audience of the legitimacy and appropriateness of their particular version of a situation.
All the familiar rites of passage are here, but presented evenly, without the cliched narrative beats – partly a function of the project's necessary open-endedness.
The constitutive function of narratives includes not just naming the problem, but also scripting the identities and roles of the various actors involved in it.
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