Sentence examples for realist narrative from inspiring English sources

The latter's plays exhibit a directionless and discontinuous aesthetic that challenges realist narrative traditions.

It's just a realist narrative about men who ride horses and work with livestock.

The metafictional moment makes one pause; this has been so entirely satisfying as a realist narrative.

Could it be that some prize juries preference the traditional realist narrative over something a bit more risk-taking?

Mr. Biggers's art, often in the form of public murals, was grounded in the humanistic spirit and social realist narrative style of the 1930's and 40's.

The novel intersperses intensely lyrical passages with a realist narrative contrasting the corruption and disillusion of contemporary Ghana with the idealism that characterised the early years of independence.

Over the first four sections (which, for the most part, are realist narratives), the reader becomes aware that some decidedly weird stuff is going on in the background.

"I can't say how important it was to me when Angela Carter said 'I grew up on fairy stories - they're much more important to me than realist narratives'.

That method might seem paradoxical, but all it means is that Kiš stands among those writers whose perception of reality, as Branko Gorjup has noted, differs from "those realists whose narrative technique hinges exclusively upon the use of mimesis".

Distant Star, the most engaging of these earlier works, is a magic realist-tinged narrative of Pinochet's regime, containing a fascist poet who writes his work in vapour trails in the sky.

Year after year, long after the Palme d'Or has been raised, the stories flood in about how battle lines were drawn: between a politically engaged bunch and a less principled clique; between naturalists and realists; between narrative ayatollahs and plot deconstructivists.