narrative discourse मीनिंग इन हिंदी

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. This shift in balance of conversation suggests a narrative discourse development in communication.
2. Below are the five main concepts used by Genette in " Narrative Discourse : An Essay in Method ".
3. Narrative is generally known as having two components; the story presented and the process of telling it, or narration, often referred to as narrative discourse.
4. The frequent use of FID imbues " Perusasion "'s narrative discourse with a high degree of subtlety, placing a huge burden of interpretation on Austen's first translators.
5. Taking cues from structuralism and Russian Formalism, film narrative theory attempts to " " designate the basic structures of story processes and to define the aesthetic languages unique to film narrative discourse . ""
6. Warhol is the author of " Having a Good Cry : Effeminate Feelings and Popular Forms " ( Ohio State UP, 2003 ) and " Gendered Interventions : Narrative Discourse in the Victorian Novel " ( Rutgers UP, 1989 ).
7. During this period, the Scollons became interested in the ways in which different interactive styles in the case of Fort Chipewyan, people socialized to an oral narrative discourse encountering people socialized to a discourse grounded in literacy and the European Enlightenment can lead to misunderstanding and discrimination.
8. C . H . Wang refers to the account of King Wu's victory over the Shang dynasty in the " Major Court Hymns " as the " Weniad " ( a name that parallels " The Iliad " ), seeing it as part of a greater narrative discourse in China that extols the virtues of " w�n " ( " literature, culture " ) over more military interests.
9. Brown ( 1989 : 1 ) advocated a synthesis through narrative : " the conflict that exists in our culture between the vocabularies of scientific discourse and of narrative discourse, between positivism and romanticism, objectivism and subjectivism, and between system and lifeworld can be synthesised through a poetics of truth that views social science and society as texts . " According to this view, language is neither a reflection of the world or of the mind.