He began, in the editors' words, "imagining spatial variety as if it were temporal development," assembling narratives, mapping the course of change over species and over geography.
There is a single, constant, correct way of life that cannot be expressed or presented in practices, rules, narratives, maps, examples, songs or any other human or social form of communication and advocacy.
In "The Way of the World" (Harper 2008), Ron Suskind draws a narrative map tracing the fake memo story from Mr. Allawi back to the White House — a trail, it should be said, that is disavowed by the two C.I.A. officials who Mr. Suskind says were intermediaries, and who are cited in the book as sources.
The blackberry on Robinson Crusoe Island was like the conquering novel, yes, but it seemed to me no less like the Internet, that BlackBerry-borne invasive, which, instead of mapping the self onto a narrative, maps the self onto the world.
We therefore limited the meta-narrative mapping process to literature dealing with intersecting health equity and food 'security' concerns.
Among the wide range of themes in our narrative mapping, several crosscutting themes were observed in sources from a variety of pathways.
The works in the exhibition are constructed from the found objects, ephemera, and remnants of the community to "communicate fragmented narratives" that map the artist's past and present "social landscape".
The old book turned out to be a travel narrative and map published in Venice in 1558 and written by one Nicolò Zen.
If you have computer access while you're on the road, you can add narratives, links, maps and other elements that are hard to do on a mobile-phone keypad.
