They look at me more for who I really am, as opposed to this glamorous war-hero, Medal-of-Honor-recipient narrative that I don't think is truthful.
They are recipient-designed: a narrative changes with the passing of time, and in relation to the receiver.
Instead of reading chronologically, you have to return to the 1930s and 1940s each time you get to a new recipient, thus preventing a narrative thread.
Funders have gravitated toward extremist by pinning a sectarian or absolutist narrative to their recipient brigades.
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In a narrative that in many ways parallels Raffi Khatchadourian's "Transfiguration," about face-transplant recipient Dallas Wiens, Kirk profiles Sam Brown, a young soldier who is horrifically burned when an I.E.D. explodes under his Humvee near Kandahar.
The recipient of the 2014 Innovator's Award, which spotlights cutting-edge business models, technology or applications of narrative art, is LeVar Burton.
The recipient of the 2013 Innovator's Award, which spotlights cutting-edge business models, technology or applications of narrative art, is award-winning Young Adult writer and activist John Green.
Articles were excluded if they were not original research (systematic review, narrative review, commentary, or editorial) or did not report clinically relevant outcomes (e.g., graft or recipient survival, histological findings or liver functions tests).
Narrative analysis was used to interpret stories provided by midwives to illustrate their practice and recipients of midwifery care about their experience.
For example, narratives describing encounters with purposive rational systems may tend towards constructing the self as a passive recipient subjected to anxiety or towards the construction of the self as an active and confident participant in purposive rational systems.
