Translation of "Narrativität" in English

Brazilews is also a memoir, kitted out in the form of a narrative rich in metamorphosis.

However, narrative and purposefulness are important aspects of the folk creations that Ladislava Gažiová uses for inspiration.

Life displays what might be called “narrativeness,” implying the need for explanation in terms of stories.

When it comes to human lives, characterized as they are by contingency and narrativeness, stories are an indispensable way of knowing.

Among others, one could discuss the lack of direct epistemological interest, the impact of the thesis on the 'narrativity of knowledge,' which also contributes to the homogenisation of individual objective domains, the understanding of the epistemological interest as a libidinous relationship, the inherent objective homogenisation of interdiscursivity and the critical postmodernist attitude towards scientific forms of knowledge.

This film replaces classical narration with a language of forms showing that we are not merely shaped by race, class, and gender, but also by colors, lines, and composition.

The Danish philosopher Peter Kemp has analyzed the relationship between narrative, narrativity, ethics, and technology, using the example of the accident of Seveso (Italy) to highlight the role of narrative language in understanding technological risks.

The series begins with Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, Professor of Psychology at the University of Chicago, business consultant, and one of the world's leading theoreticians of the synergy between physical experience, cerebral activity and the narrativity of flow.

Nina Menkes bases "Bloody Child" (1996) on the feminist analysis and critique of the oedipal logic of narration.

The series begins with Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, Professor of Psychology at the University of Chicago, business consultant, and one of the world’s leading theoreticians of the synergy between physical experience, cerebral activity and the narrativity of flow.

Thus the enormous flourishing of qualitative methodology: for example, emphasizing participation, narration, polyvocality, discourse, performance, social action, and the like.

The power language was found in the artistic action, not in the narrativity that each work might have the potential for.

Her films refer to factual, literary, and pop-cultural sources, addressing questions of materiality, digitality, and narrativity, and how these aspects contribute to the (de-)formation of subjectivity and the scope of political action.

The work Kilpisjärvellä by the Argentinian artist Axel Straschnoy, who was born in Buenos Aires and now lives and works in Finland, won over the jury with the complexity, unconventional narrativity, and poetry with which it approaches and fathoms a natural phenomenon—the aurora borealis or northern lights—with artistic means.

The paintings by Helmut Federle (*1944 in Solothurn, Switzerland) elude cursory observation. Opaque, strongly minimal, spiritual, and with a succinct style, they allude to Color Field Painting and Abstract Expressionism while dispensing with narrative.

Narratives, references to current affairs, and the exploration of different painting techniques represent three elements that constitute the "profile" of his work, as the following examples will show.

Jan Bauer has also filmed the artist during two private performances without an audience in the storage facilities of the Museum, with a moving camera and very dynamic images: wonderful material full of abstruse narrativity and excellently suited for profound manipulations.

According to Adams (1996a) the narrative is understood as a special type of sign use, which emphasizes the relationship between the narrative act and the narrative text.

Her paintings are an expression of work on the concept of painting and draft a new perspective of the narrative and of conceptu-ality.

If I had to soften this statement, then I'd at least say that narrativity and interactivity are opposite forces.

It is supplemented by recent works such as Knights (and other dreams), which featured prominently at dOCUMENTA (13), and the new Paintings with No Texts series, which is as a purely visual commentary on Solakov's characteristic aesthetic of narration using text in a buoyantly light yet profound manner.

The fact that issues of justice and injustice depend on interpretative processes and their presentation in media like language and picture has been discussed as a rhetorical matter of interpretation and narration in law.

Since August 2011, he works at his institute as researcher in the field of aesthetics and narrativity of computer games.

During their preparations for Made in Germany, the curators detected six core themes: "Medium as Material," "Narrativity," "The Yesterday in Today," "the Supernatural," "Spaces," and "Networks."

Richter moved from Dresden to Düsseldorf a few months before the Berlin Wall was built and, having turned his back on both Socialist Realism and Western postwar modernism, he now started to develop his own form of 'anti-painting'. Determined to divest painting of the burden of meaning inherent in both pathos and narration, he began to work with photographs from family albums and magazines as source materials that were seemingly without bias or recognisable styles.