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Discover LudwigThe phrase "normative narrative" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in contexts discussing frameworks, theories, or perspectives that establish norms or standards within a narrative. Example: "The normative narrative surrounding climate change often emphasizes the need for immediate action and collective responsibility."
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There is certainly no place for an argument against solidarity and safe-spaces, especially in a society that repeatedly shows itself to be darkly intolerant of any identity that even remotely challenges the straight white male normative narrative.
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Thanks to these tools and the social and organisational forms they help create, local peacebuilders are now better equipped to challenge state-sanctioned or socially normative narratives and notions of identity.
I'd made this assumption because I am, like most people, susceptible to normative narratives of what a hyper-educated, somewhat reserved young woman does and does not do.
Challenging this homo-normative narrative entails acknowledging that the hetero-normative illusion it claims to be "just like" is also a fallacy and furthermore unnecessary as a means for comparison.
Those who are comfortable with their own desire are usually more comfortable with others' different desires, regardless of the hetero-normative narratives that cast lesbians as wayward because of our deviation from "normal" female desire.
The content analysis of the forensic-clinical interview revealed that 3% of the participants were capable to malinger the psychological injure, while in 97% were detected non-normative narratives, that is, were classified as false.
The normative Western narrative of pregnancy is continually reproduced across medical, literary and mass-media resources.
Despite different narratives and normative perspectives, European countries have gradually converged on a sort of "applied multiculturalism", regarding urban policy, education, and "politics of difference".
In order to frame such distinctions, participants' drew on narratives for normative, socially sanctioned identities and practices.
Put another way, the standard style of Western philosophical writings tends to be explanatory and justificatory, whereas the Chinese style tends to be narrative (of experience) and normative.
Utilitarianism is, thus, more than narrative ethics directed towards normative evaluation.
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