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Proceedings of the 18th European Conference on Pattern Languages of Program, 2013
You offer your product in a very competitive environment where potential users can choose among many existing solutions. In order to get chosen by potential users you have to somehow get noticed and stand out from the other available solutions. Therefore you want to touch your potential users on a personal level so that they will have an emotional ...
Dragan Mileski +2 more
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You offer your product in a very competitive environment where potential users can choose among many existing solutions. In order to get chosen by potential users you have to somehow get noticed and stand out from the other available solutions. Therefore you want to touch your potential users on a personal level so that they will have an emotional ...
Dragan Mileski +2 more
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The Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing, 1994
ABSTRACT Storytelling is an intrinsic part of most cultures. For nurses, the telling of stories is a way of sharing nursing's history, tacit knowledge, critical thinking, and creativity. It provides the opportunity to learn from each other and to dialogue about the deeper issues surrounding professional practice.
K A, Lindesmith, M, McWeeny
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ABSTRACT Storytelling is an intrinsic part of most cultures. For nurses, the telling of stories is a way of sharing nursing's history, tacit knowledge, critical thinking, and creativity. It provides the opportunity to learn from each other and to dialogue about the deeper issues surrounding professional practice.
K A, Lindesmith, M, McWeeny
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Storytelling about places: Tourism marketing in the digital age
Cities, 2019Storytelling about places is recognized as a tool to enhance the reputation of regions as they compete for tourism and economic development spending in the digital age.
Clara Bassano +2 more
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Storytellers and Their Listener-Readers in Silko's "Storytelling" and "Storyteller"
American Indian Quarterly, 1997novel begins with the story that Ts'its'tsi'nako, Thought-Woman, is thinking, continues with the specifics of Betonie's work and words, and continues further with Tayo's entry into the ceremony as a part of the story and then as a storyteller for the other members of his tribe.
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Computers & Graphics, 2013
Developing structural geological models from exploratory subsea imaging is difficult and an ill-posed process. The structural geological processes that take place in the subsurface are both complex and time-dependent. We present Geological Storytelling, a novel graphical system for performing rapid and expressive geomodeling.
Endre M. Lidal +4 more
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Developing structural geological models from exploratory subsea imaging is difficult and an ill-posed process. The structural geological processes that take place in the subsurface are both complex and time-dependent. We present Geological Storytelling, a novel graphical system for performing rapid and expressive geomodeling.
Endre M. Lidal +4 more
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Levinas, Storytelling and Anti-Storytelling
2013The telling of tales is always a troubling business, and the way in which we tell stories about ourselves and about others always involves a degree of ethical risk. Levinas, Storytelling and Anti-Storytelling explores the troubling nature of storytelling through a reading of the work of Emmanuel Levinas.
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Nursing Outlook, 2003
In our everyday lives we hear many stories. Some reflect humor, others poignancy. Some have no specific purpose; others make a specific point in a highly effective manner. Some stories are told in a way that is very memorable; others leave the audience wondering about the key point or punch line.
Patricia S, Yoder-Wise, Karren, Kowalski
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In our everyday lives we hear many stories. Some reflect humor, others poignancy. Some have no specific purpose; others make a specific point in a highly effective manner. Some stories are told in a way that is very memorable; others leave the audience wondering about the key point or punch line.
Patricia S, Yoder-Wise, Karren, Kowalski
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Qualitative Health Research, 2000
The legitimacy of an interest in illness narratives that is therapeutic, emancipatory, and pre-occupied with ethics is defended in response to Atkinson’s critique of this interest as a blind alley. The value of storytelling as complementary to story analysis is argued, and the importance of recognizing one’s own standpoint is emphasized. The conclusion
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The legitimacy of an interest in illness narratives that is therapeutic, emancipatory, and pre-occupied with ethics is defended in response to Atkinson’s critique of this interest as a blind alley. The value of storytelling as complementary to story analysis is argued, and the importance of recognizing one’s own standpoint is emphasized. The conclusion
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