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Meanings of narrative in English

Russian
изложение событий
Portuguese
narração objetiva
Spanish
narración
Catalan
gènere narratiu
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Account that presents connected events.

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изложение событий
Portuguese
história
Catalan
narrativa
Spanish
narración

A message that tells the particulars of an act or occurrence or course of events; presented in writing or drama or cinema or as a radio or television program.

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história

Narrative.

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Usage of narrative in English
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I shall not continue in detail my narrative of this particular night.
In a glass darkly
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Politically, the result was that the government lost control of the narrative.
Radio NZ
3
Design: A narrative synthesis of peer-reviewed studies published after the year 2000.
Pubmed
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The narrative pivots on the point where power and potential disaster meet.
The Irish Times
5
In that way, the vote itself never really mattered; the narrative did.
The Guardian
6
I really believe in the power of personal narrative, I always have.
Radio NZ
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Let us now use Michael Sam's announcement to change the current narrative.
Ebony
8
The story of Into the Water is carried by 11 narrative voices.
The Guardian
9
At just 37 years-old, he continues to lead the current political narrative.
The South African
10
Collins' coming out is, of course, the hidden narrative behind this story.
The Guardian
11
The same distinction is found in the drama and in fictitious narrative.
Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 2
12
Students were given a test report including scores and written narrative feedback.
Pubmed
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Is he working hard behind closed doors on a new economic narrative?
The Guardian
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Or take another example of narrative's role in a time of abundance.
A whole new mind: why right-brainers will rule the future
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Methods: The study undertook a narrative inquiry underpinned by a phenomenological approach.
Pubmed
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Due to high heterogeneity, we used a narrative approach for data synthesis.
Pubmed