Sentence examples for narrative reconstruction from inspiring English sources

It makes sense, therefore, that the tools deployed to help survivors were largely verbal and emphasized narrative reconstruction.

Then, if we follow the Jarvis doctrine, any additional reporting – let alone narrative reconstruction – would become extraneous or useless.

Ziyu delivered his keynote speech titled Typological Evolution VS Narrative Reconstruction in Several Architectural Practice: "People may perceive architecture as something a little faraway.

This was one of Lacan's greatest insights, and one of his advances over Freud: his assertion that the true subject of the 'impossible real' isn't constituted by her narrative reconstruction of her 'story' but rather by the failure of that story to 'include' its affective event-horizon -- its epistemological starting- and end-point.

He clearly and succinctly captures all sides on the debate, is rigorous in his research and fair to both believers and skeptics, and his narrative reconstruction of the Velikovsky affair makes for gripping reading.

When living without a script, the stories that one is exposed to play a powerful role in the narrative reconstruction associated with PTG.

"Skyjack" toggles back and forth between two narratives — a reconstruction of the original case and manhunt, and the author's descent into the heart of obsessive darkness.

Despite important scholarship on the New Departure over the past two decades, women's efforts to test the inclusiveness of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments is simply not a story that has been picked up by textbooks or fully integrated into our national narratives of the Reconstruction era.

Orbán and Kaczynski have similar ideological narratives of national "reconstruction" for their former Eastern Bloc countries, which joined the EU at the same time, in 2004.

Without doubt, the introduction of the Free Health Care Initiative (FHCI) is the key event that emerged from the document review and that informants consistently mentioned in their narratives about the reconstruction of the health sector.

TimHannigan replied: I read Snow Falling on Cedars at Christmas last year, and thought it was wonderful – a novel that on the one hand, despite being fiction, felt like a piece of classic American long-form narrative journalism – a careful reconstruction of a crime and its investigation, and on the other was an intimate portrait of longing.