These narratives of the problem point to a more complex interplay of factors that determine the relative suitability of options rather than simply their content.
And, in both of these cases, the narrative is that the problem of violence against women is not only a "women's" problem, but that women have the power to protect themselves; get married Brad Wilcox says, even though we know that nearly 1500 women are murdered each year by their partners and husbands, often when they try to leave, to get "unmarried".
It seems like I'm just wondering if you could tell us a little bit about how you thought about your book in particular, as a narrative, and maybe some of the problems of genre that could arisen for you.
De Blasio made tackling income inequality the central theme to his successful mayoral campaign and often used a "tale of two cities" narrative to illustrate the problems surfaced by the city's widening income gap.
In novels and movies, it's a powerful narrative: the problems of three little people, playing out against a charged backdrop.
A narrative review of the design problems with disease modifying therapy and symptomatic therapy trials in Parkinson's disease was performed.
What Obama conveniently left out of his narrow narrative is the root cause of the problems facing not just young black men but the American black family today: 72% of all black babies are born out of wedlock.
It offers a simple narrative of how problems and tragedies arise, and a beguilingly simple solution: sack, punish, excoriate the culprits.
But stories like this perpetuate the ugly narrative of the West solving Africa's problems.
Over the years, he believes, a very important new narrative has emerged: a global awareness of the problems created through centuries of mistreatment of our planet, and of each other.
The outbreak narrative presents the problem of a pending epidemic in predominantly medical terms, and its solution combines treatment (drugs), prevention (vaccines), and containment (quarantine).
