The story, which traces a family crisis, develops along predictable lines.
Fritz points to Anne Washburn's Mr Burns, which traces a Simpsons storyline through an oral tradition in a world without electricity.
A novel dedicated to teens which traces a parallel between the mafia mindset and bullying.
"These films have underscored their role in interpreting and constituting 'America' by announcing themselves as titulary 'American'," writes Mandy Merck in her book America First: Naming The Nation In US Film, which traces it all back to 19th-century French historian Alexis de Tocqueville's description of the country as "exceptional".
Her later works include Paradise (1998), which traces the fate of an all-black town in 1970s Oklahoma, and, with her son Slade, a children's book, The Big Box (1999).
In the world of entrepreneurship, this type of creative thinking is known as "blue-sky thinking" (the origin of which traces back to, of all places, the Eisenhower administration!).
I mention to him Fox Butterfield's classic examination of African-American violence, All God's Children, which traces the legacy back to the brutality of slavery.
Mount Olivet, which traces its beginnings to 1876, has more than 1,000 members.
Jeyasingh trained in classical bharatanatyam, the dance style which traces its lineage to the devadasis.
I refer to the Dow theory, which traces its roots to early last century.
