Sentence examples for narrative primacy from inspiring English sources

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The death of Michelangelo Antonioni reminded us of how much he realigned our perception of time and space in cinema and, like those great directors mentioned above, he fought against the narrowness of narrative and the primacy of plot.

In his study Beyond Phenomenology, Gavin Flood remarks for example that: "It is ritual structures and performed narratives which have primacy in the transmission of traditions through the generations and not any individual experience or state of consciousness" (1999, p. 107).

As the two stories begin to entwine, questions about the primacy of narrative over form, or medium over message, begin to bubble up from beneath the text.

Magazine writers, believing in the primacy of narrative, will withhold contrary views until the end of the piece -- or, often, withhold them altogether.

But Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders are this continent's first story – and one that warrants primacy in our national narrative.

Describing Blige's lyrics as black feminist narratives further expands the parameters of hip-hop feminism and illuminates a viable and dynamic site for contesting both the primacy of masculinist narratives and the limited visibility of women-authored narratives within hip hop.

She constantly argues with friends about the purported evil of strict narrative conventions, particularly within genre, versus the primacy of the "storyless story" and the "historyless history", a conflict that Thomas – a writer of mysteries before the bestselling The End of Mr Y – has no doubt experienced.

But Crosley and Sittenfeld, homing in on women in their thirties and forties, give special primacy to embarrassment, both as a narrative constant and as a means of characterization.

The moral gravity of Durham's narrative is offset by his attentiveness to the primacy of nature in the Western landscape: They were in a country open to sky, moving vulnerably beneath it, closer to God and more insignificant for it.

Despite the existence of alternative narratives throughout history, those that bolster men's claims to primacy have dominated the global cultural landscape for millennia.