Robert Krulwich, the journalist and co-host of "Radiolab" on NPR, said that he was recently moved to tears in the office, while watching a video of college performers doing a work of interpretive dance based on a beloved segment from his program, "Goat on a Cow".
The work of interpretive policy analysts such as Hajer [ 6], Fischer [ 7] and Yanow [ 8, 9], has drawn attention to the ways in which policies function as stories that are told about social reality.
Since Frederick Erickson (1986) had embraced Geertz' theories of culture in his work on interpretive research, it was necessary for us to rethink interpretive research as methodology and address implications of culture being characterized by patterns having thin coherence and associated contradictions.
To determine that (or at least try to; interpretation doesn't always succeed) you have to do a lot of interpretive work.
He thinks, for example, that "John's habit of regular long walks around Dublin and environs... foreshadows the wandering narrative line which snakes through most of his son's fiction" — an observation that does not do a lot of interpretive work.
She got it returned to her museum and she did a lot of interpretive work about the mammoth — how it walked in the mud and it probably ate this and so on, like you do as a curator — but she wasn't a paleontologist, or even a college graduate, she just thought that that seemed right.
This movement has become a calling card for modern virtuoso violinists, so it was particularly striking to hear Mr. Manze reclaiming it with a deglossed, premodern sound, haunting chiaroscuro passage work and a vivid sense of interpretive fantasy.
Glaser and Strauss's [ 58] account of the development of substantive 'grounded' theory remains the most convincing, and it was this approach that informed the interpretive work of stage 2, leading to the production of four theoretically generalizable constructs and their associated propositions.
In this work, Albo addresses a wide variety of interpretive, theological and philosophical issues, in a style integrating logical, methodical analyses with exegetical discussions.
But if Bach was the headliner, his music was also a blank canvas on which these musicians projected an overview of the superb state of guitar and lute technique, and the breadth of interpretive imagination that illuminates their work.
Yet she eschews explicit feminist interpretations of her work, displaying an interpretive caution that may explain why the conservative state arts establishment is courting her as it seeks to create a culturally and esthetically modern sense of "Chineseness".
