Reviewers discussed the political implications of this multi-ethnicity, but equally important are the narrative implications – the separation of one viewpoint from another.
A theatrical spirit prevails, in exotically costumed portraits, tableaus with narrative implications or in the relative realism of the "Torso" series, which includes self-portraits and startling nude studies of Pearl Pease, a time-ravaged Binghamton eccentric who wore party dresses and angel wings on the street.
In the New Yorker this week, James Wood has a fascinating essay on the narrative implications of death.
Q: Rather than worrying about narrative implications, you err on the side of the fantastical, creating a creature that serves a science-fiction fan.
GINIA BELLAFANTE The book is a 9/11 narrative by implication, Mr. McCann's idea being that New York is, fundamentally, a place where wondrous things rise from the ashes.
Set in the 1970s, the book is a 9/11 narrative by implication, Mr. McCann's idea being that New York is, fundamentally, a place where wondrous things rise from the ashes.
But this historical-evolutionary narrative has implications for the Seminole's view of themselves, as well as how the Seminole are viewed by others.
Here, as WW Norton identifies, Kipling "brought to its strange perfection that narrative manner of implication, abstention, and obliquity of which the first considerable example is Mrs Bathurst".
The implication that narrative gathers its force from the combined efforts of caterwauling and wig tape.
They say, "Oh, my goodness" and "Oh, my word" and "Terrible!" In the time it takes to gasp, the voices build a narrative with world-historical implications.
