Meanings of meta-narrative in English

Will we commit to a big society-wide meta-narrative of room for all?

Together we want to build this vision, this meta-narrative.

It's a compelling meta-narrative on gaming conventions and experiences.

That said, the premise of the story is solid and the meta-narrative arc is full of promise.

A realistic ethics of science will avoid both sociobiology as just another meta-narrative and moral hand-wringing as juvenile self-denial.

Their singing of those songs is a kind of meta-narrative of English culture, bringing these themes into existence, expressing the inexpressible.

Southern's treatment of this subject is selective, lurid, and plays up to the long-established far right meta-narrative of "white genocide".

The meta-narrative goes something like this: From the earliest days of slavery, black men were prized and of course exploited, but also feared and envied.

It's time again for science fiction to reassess its most beloved meta-narratives.

Meta-narrative review was a valuable framework for making sense of theoretical antecedents and findings in this developing area of research.

There are no meta-narratives.

One of 2018's constant meta-narratives is that there's increasingly more news going around than anyone has time to keep up with.

Meta-narratives and self-referential irony have been around forever, but Scream proved they could make money at the box office, that audiences were hungry for it.

"The end of Communism marked the death of one of the great meta-narratives," Bala later told me, paraphrasing the postmodernist Jean-François Lyotard.