But activists tend to see events in their own countries as sui generis, driven by the mix of domestic politics and foreign interests affecting their country rather than a uniform regional narrative — and to reject suggestions that the Arab uprisings as a whole are a threat, or a failure.
Given these diverse real-world contexts, we ask: how uniform is visual narrative processing?
An estimated 3,000 visitors paid the $8.40 admission fee to see the nearly 1,000 items, including photographs, videos, uniforms and a narrative that explained the early appeal of a man and a party that offered jobs, pride and a sense of purpose, while employing wholesale violence and brutality to those who did not go along.
"Some of the most important heroes of the 3/11 narrative were wearing uniforms," Samuels says.
But these works are not just humorous; they are dazzling, even serious, forming a narrative that is strangely uniform throughout.
The plotlines are wholesomely heartwarming, the characters are good eggs, the uniforms are primly starched, and the narrative subtext is a beguiling celebration of the amazing new welfare state.
Working with such a heightened narrative, Mr. Almodóvar wanted the uniforms — above on Mr. Areces and Mr. Arévalo — to be simple as a way to ground the story.
If you insist on strong narratives, white hats and black, uniform performances, audible dialogue and a happy ending, well, you will have history and consensus on your side.
In this paper, we argue that perspectives of time in design are highly influenced by dominant narratives that describe time as uniform, external to practices, and in a state of continuous acceleration.
Emphasizing that the poetry of this period is not uniform, he differentiates the main genres of Christian narrative poetry biblical and hagiographical epic from secular examples of the jeweled style, such as the poetry of Ausonius and Sidonius.
