For, as one reads, one realises that most of the occurrences of the word "narrative" can be replaced by other, more natural words, such as "view", "claim", "position", "interpretation", "world-view" or even "life".
The approach when observing and talking to the actors in the MERCI sample was open to their views, interpretations and memories of the reported events, following the ethnographic tenet that the best way to understand a different cultural setting is to immerse oneself in it (Schensul & Lecompte, 2013, p. 1).
Following the subjective view, interpretation of weak signals depends on the context and is situated [4, 5].
On the ISA view, interpretation is not required for such knowledge, or for knowledge of any state that can be recognized solely on the basis of raw sensory data, since sensory data are the inputs to the mindreading system.
Beatie Wolfe: Look, I think my best advice is that your own unique voice, view, interpretation is so valuable.
Agreement of 10-min-per-view interpretations with 5-min-per-view interpretations is given in Table 5.
Unlike the above views, this interpretation of credence isn't easy to operationalise.
Due to the fragmentary and largely second-hand nature of the evidence for his views, the interpretation of Yang Zhu in the following paragraph is highly speculative.
"If antiques are treated as documents, our views and interpretation of the past are broadened, allowing people without a voice to speak".
Bork's rabid, fringe, and at times borderline zany views and interpretation of judicial and constitutional law were so repulsive that his nomination to the court by President Reagan in 1987 was virtually DOA during the confirmation hearings.
