70 Divergent perspectives on the disease and treatment between patients and health professionals do not facilitate adherence by opposing rational normative biomedical recommendations to meaningful individual stories, interpretations, and experiences.
It plants the seed of a new version of a story, an interpretation (often incorrect) of an event; it kick starts us to make up our own value judgement.
"She just goes in there and starts to experiment with the lyrics and the melody, and then creates her story, her interpretation of it," he said.
He has to keep three balls in the air at once: the biographical story, an interpretation of the fiction as autobiography, and a consideration of the fiction as fiction.
With this repetitive overdubbing process, Thomas is telling the listener a story; his interpretation of an historical narrative.
A once complacent performer, she now reads a song like a personal short story, her interpretations informed by a keen critical intelligence that views songs as tough-minded dialogues between cynicism and romantic faith.
To be included the needs discussed had to be expressed by people with CFS/ME (in the 'own stories'), in interpretation of their discussions with researchers, or in their responses to questionnaires (in primary research).
Having a photographer on the research team sensitised all members to the physical settings and details of the homes and communities, and as data in their own right, photographs tell stories, invite interpretation, and like written quotes can be powerful and evocative [ 15].
That way it will be easy to explore stories and interpretations that will ring true for audiences.
Woeful silence descended when we watched the stories, the interpretations which brutalising stereotypes do not allow space for: a man speaking tenderly about his father; the pastor who rejects machismo and self-destructive violence and is loudly mocked by his young congregation.
