In a recent conversation, she talked animatedly about the various history books she is reading, the creative writing class she is taking at the senior center and her time working as a corporate secretary and volunteer teacher of English as a second language.
The four voices outlined here (Emoter, Recorder, Interpreter, Adjudicator) provide much insight into the interpersonal strategies available to authors of various history genres to communicate their views of the past.
The Voices of History framework outlined in Coffin (2006, 150-151) offers a powerful set of tools for illuminating how authors of historical texts take up different evaluative postures, or "voices" in various history genres (see also Coffin 2000, 381 399).
But, despite their various histories, these people are all uncannily alike.
including a sentimental biography of Marie Curie, various histories of Chinese politics, art catalogues, the strange novels of Pierre Jean Jouve, a volume of travel essays by Michel Butor, and several books of fiction and literary philosophy by Maurice Blanchot".
Indeed, traits involved in ecological processes may have various histories and thus moderate phylogenetic signals.
The nonlinear viscoelastic model is capable of capturing the three-dimensional response of POM polymers under various histories of inputs both under stress and strain controlled loadings.
This paper presents a time dependent polarization constitutive model suitable for predicting nonlinear polarization and electro-mechanical strain responses of ferroelectric materials subject to various histories of electric fields.
Kempadoo claims that older feminist models, which see prostitution as reflection of patriarchy or violence to women, are "inadequate to capture the various histories, oppression, and experiences of women of color" (Kempadoo 2001, 35, 37).
"I've been intrigued with the ways we picture ourselves; or more broadly, the ways I can utilize image-making as a tool to investigate race in visual culture by picturing various histories, memory, and portraiture".
It is uncertain as to who said it there, since various histories, including eyewitness accounts, attribute it to Putnam, Stark, Prescott, or Gridley, and it may have been said first by one, and repeated by the others.
