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Ecofeminist heterotopias: gendered ecologies, memory, and ecological displacement in Elif Shafak's <i>There Are Rivers in the Sky</i>. [PDF]
Front SociolS H, S P.
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Beyond the scalpel: forensic patterns, epistemic limits, and the medico-legal classification of femicide. [PDF]
Clinics (Sao Paulo)Miziara CSMG, Miziara ID.
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ChatGPT as a Narrative Structure Interpreter
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2023Alberto Alvarez
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2018
After a discussion of the most important thought about narrative closure and ethics, this chapter goes on to explore one sort of ending—the frame shifter—that was a feature of many episodes of the television series The Twilight Zone. Ethical critics have tended to assume that closed endings are nearly always ethically inferior to open endings.
Jeremy G. Butler, Amanda D. Lotz
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After a discussion of the most important thought about narrative closure and ethics, this chapter goes on to explore one sort of ending—the frame shifter—that was a feature of many episodes of the television series The Twilight Zone. Ethical critics have tended to assume that closed endings are nearly always ethically inferior to open endings.
Jeremy G. Butler, Amanda D. Lotz
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Empirical Evidence for Narrative Structure*
Cognitive Science, 1984Three experimental tasks—spontaneous telling of a story, reading, and parsing the story—were used to determine whether empirical data reflect the narrative structure of stories and can be predicted by a plot unit analysis of the stories (Lehnert, 1981).
James Paul Gee, François Grosjean
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Narrative Ethics, Narrative Structure
Hastings Center Report, 2014AbstractBy 1999, when Atul Gawande's essay “Whose Body Is It, Anyway?” appeared in The New Yorker, patient autonomy had largely trumped physician paternalism in American medical practice. Gawande uses the stories of actual patients to attempt his counter case for physicians' “talking patients through their decisions.” Toward the end of his essay ...
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