If you prefer your drama to proceed along neatly laid out narrative and linguistic paths, her free-associating imagination may give you the fidgets.
Set during the Depression, "Jim the Boy" is a 21st-century novel that seems to reject the narrative and linguistic experimentation that have marked so much contemporary fiction.
Gratifying because it's a novel of true narrative and linguistic splendour that bears comparison with her best work; and also as proof that fame has widened her readership rather than flattened her prose.
A published author, she will be remembered for her powerful persona and intellect, her language, narrative and linguistic skills, her devotion to social service, vocational and educational programs in Israel, and especially for the profound impact she had on her children and her children's children.
This archival research provides us with a key rationale for employing rhetorical, narrative, and linguistic theories prospectively to guide public relations message design and planning, theories which hitherto have been used to judge campaigns post hoc or retrospectively.
He provided historical context to the narrative, addressed linguistic issues that may have altered the telling of the tale over time, and peppered his talk with words like "incongruities" and "furthermore".
Another recent book, "Dreaming in Hindi," by Katherine Russell Rich, offers a similar narrative about the linguistic route to finding the familiar in the foreign.
A 1911 family melodrama written by a young Englishwoman, Githa Sowerby, the play has the emotional depth, narrative pull and linguistic potency to retain an impact today.
Emotional truth, Chen implicitly but convincingly argues, transcends all narrative, temporal, and linguistic limits.
By Rebecca Mead In the letters, the narrative self-assurance and linguistic deftness of the novelist Wharton became is already palpable.
