Throughout these political statements, a tragic personal narrative anchors "120 BPM".
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The introduction connects Neel and Als by way of personal narrative.
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A typical Sotomayor public appearance combines personal narrative and legal argument.
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But from the beginning, Ms. Harris struggled with her personal narrative.
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Participants combine personal narrative with critical theory to be active citizen artists.
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Dyslexia, my constant companion, occupies a taboo place in my personal narrative.
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"Drawing Blood" is a personal narrative of her maturation as an artist.
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She also leads healing retreats that incorporate writing, journaling, and personal narrative.
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Xi's time in Liangjiahe has become a powerful part of his personal narrative.
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He's selling a personal narrative for people to have an emotional response to.
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His death drew widespread attention that was fueled by his compelling personal narrative.
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As a conceptual group, the works gracefully balance personal narrative with systemic reality.
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A personal narrative about what it's like to have a baby at 15.
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We rely on our memories to form our personal narrative and build our identity.
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Every song, even the intermittent sketches, has a true personal narrative quality to it.
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Sinema isn't the first Democrat to encounter hard questions about their self-proclaimed personal narrative.
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"Personal narrative is a mental illness, but you don't want to be well," Tea writes.
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Feminism, modernism, personal narrative, poetry, theater, and language all shift and flow throughout their pages.
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Instead, Beyoncé truly surprised by delivering the most personal narrative she's ever shared with the world.
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Which leads me to the second major failing of Trump's speech: The absence of a personal narrative.
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He was a South American filmmaker whose authenticity and personal narrative formed his success and his failure.
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The artist's personal narrative recalling her artistic inspiration further distances her from the detached ethos of Minimalism.
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Clinton's camp will then look for "comfort on camera, charisma" and "a compelling personal narrative" among submissions.
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When she got questions, Warren was solid, particularly when talking about teachers and her own personal narrative.
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This show considers the contemporary lens of the personal narrative, and how it intersects with those surrounding us.
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Along with the assertion of superb academic and career credentials will likely come a more humanizing personal narrative.
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Mr. Picardi, who is gay, has seen the power of personal narrative in interactions with his own family.
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We are starting with this genre to help support students participating in our 21950 Personal Narrative Essay Contest.
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We are starting with this genre to help support students participating in our 22008 Personal Narrative Essay Contest.
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My own personal narrative has always been one of overcoming adversity and remaining strong for those around me.
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Visitors can walk out onto this dusty field that infuses the legacy of 1960s serial minimalism with personal narrative.
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Wastee totally rejects ideas of emotional depth and personal narrative, instead embracing a culture which constantly searches for instant gratification.
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Ultimately it was Ms. Yuan's writerly voice and her keen sense for personal narrative that pushed her to the top.
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But our video investigation found that his personal narrative — like much of the alt-right's messaging — was built on deception.
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He wants to filter intelligence — on the most serious of national security issues — that doesn't jibe with his personal narrative.
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Lenù, as the book's narrator, provides us with a rich personal narrative but only a mere outline of this world.
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Zarina's etchings, woodcut prints, and handmade paper sculptural works circle around her personal narrative of displacement and her own subjectivity.
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Hannah, who hosts Project Runway: Junior, wrote a touching personal narrative about her relationship with her husband for The Players' Tribune.
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" Forbes' Scott Mendelson raves that "there is lots to love and much to appreciate in its thoughtful and deeply personal narrative.
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Gillum has spent much of his campaign building a personal narrative around his working-class upbringing and career in public service.
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But a series of published reports and interviews with family members have cast doubt and poked holes in her personal narrative.
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The personal narrative, which is online, explains how she met Bundy and provides details about their relationship that lasted over six years.
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Instead of running to this script when presented with someone's personal narrative, we can decide to be guided by the narrative itself.
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Castro's first couple of questions were on immigration, and he used the story of his immigrant grandmother to explain his personal narrative.
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But when the personal narrative goes in there, I think you learn more about who the person was on an individual level.
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It's fitting that this book insists on cloaking its political and polemical content in the more palatable shape of a personal narrative.
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At the trial that followed, Hitler polished his personal narrative, that of a simple soldier who had heard the call of destiny.
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"This is a man who has staked his entire career, his personal narrative, on being a champion for women publicly," Selvaratnam said.
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Through his practice, O'Reilly is able to reflect on his own personal narrative within the context of a larger cultural world history.
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In September, we challenged teenagers to write short, powerful stories about meaningful life experiences for our first-ever personal narrative essay contest.
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It's a straightforward recipe column with no personal narrative attached to it: salmon with whole lemon dressing (above), served over crunchy lettuces.
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Although the catalogue draws on many sources, it's still a deeply personal narrative, "it's still a young girl telling a story," she says.
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Is there another top-tier pop star who could fit a tempestuous album rollout and botched release into their personal narrative so easily?
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Through this exclusive group of characters, Ansell can tell a personal narrative that sometimes traces elements of the subject's own lives in parallel.
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Our investigation found that his personal narrative — like much of the messaging that underpins so-called alt-right groups — is built on deception.
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In a personal narrative essay, voice is especially important since you are telling a true story, from your own unique point of view.
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In an era of tweets, she speaks in long, discursive paragraphs that weave together personal narrative, politics and her views on social change.
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The wave of grassroots donations shows there's still wide support for Sanders, giving the campaign a personal narrative to push to the public.
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As Harris campaigns for the Democratic presidential nomination, Howard is central to the 0003-year-old senator's personal narrative and her political identity.
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Kamala Harris willingly offered a personal narrative of how racist anti-busing policies impacted her life some 10 years after Brown v. Board.
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Her research in the Netherlands found that case officers expected gay asylum-seekers from conservative Muslim countries to conform to a preconceived personal narrative.
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Within online space, the personal narrative has a new valence, as the obligation to use one's voice meets the business of monetizing one's image.
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Fusing history and personal narrative with healthy doses of myth and humor, the book is a colorful, bittersweet recollection of a bygone Los Angeles.
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This gives the subjects of these paintings a degree of agency or personal narrative that is not overdetermined by their class, race, and gender.
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At the end, Trump was beyond fed up, viewing Bannon as a self-aggrandizer who had built a personal narrative as the grand puppetmaster.
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It gave him an opportunity to emphasize his personal narrative as the son of Cuban immigrants and his lifelong criticism of the Castro regime.
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The show can deliver some true, deeply personal narrative gut punches smack dab in the middle of an otherwise bizarre, graphic, or deranged story.
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Vuong's intention with the long riff on the opioid crisis, for example, seems to have been to explicitly abstract political meaning from personal narrative.
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In September, you'll find our first-ever personal narrative essay contest, and in the spring we'll be inviting students to write about STEM concepts.
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If you have already started working on a personal narrative essay, whether for our contest or not, what is your "Somebody Wanted But So"?
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Her long-form works fuse folklore with personal narrative, and put rigorous compositions together with fierce improvisation and, sometimes, open dialogue with the audience.
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This is the second time she has shared intimate details about Beyoncé, a public figure who is notoriously private and protective over her personal narrative.
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Because one thing I was saying a lot in my own personal narrative was the idea that everyone around me was like, 'Oh my God!
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In conjunction with the exhibition, de la Torre will be speaking about the work and its connection to family, struggle, and personal narrative this Saturday.
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Mercifully, Kessler's choice to present his case studies in a flowing, often personal narrative uninterrupted by footnotes makes for pleasurable, enlightened reading for the layperson.
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Ministry of Internal Affairs, on view until April 2, 2017, showcases a variety of artists whose work draws personal narrative threads into a larger tapestry.
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Last Chance Wrapping around the walls of the gallery, a timeline of photographs from a large annual festival turns public history into a personal narrative.
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Photographs of the Philippines from colonial archives and the artist's family albums attempt to piece together a personal narrative in the context of larger histories.
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He recently spent a semester in Anna Deavere Smith's N.Y.U. theater class as an artist-in-residence, performing a personal narrative for the other students.
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I think most of us chose personal narrative, figuration, and abstraction over conceptualism as a kind of resistance to what was happening in the mainstream.
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"This is a man who has staked his entire career, his personal narrative, on being a champion for women publicly," Selvaratnam told the New Yorker.
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How frustrating this must be for Andre, to watch his family morph into an army for the woman who is a villain in his personal narrative.
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The dramatic personal narrative along with a professional perspective would seem the recipe for a perfect book: seamlessly opening up larger issues that threaten us all.
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Ultimately, I'm inspired by my tropical roots and culture, as I aim to produce work that represents my personal narrative within a political and sociocultural context.
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By linking displacement to personal narrative, Helou Hernandez takes the issue of gentrification out of the abstract and starts a dialogue around the politics of placemaking.
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This project invites the viewer to forget that they are looking at a photograph and instead, acknowledge a personal narrative that is unique to their own.
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Similar to the lighthouse keeper's personal narrative in the first piece, the oral histories here expose the idea of a stable collective memory as a myth.
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On the Runway So Kim Kardashian West is back — on social media, and with an instructive lesson in image management and control of the personal narrative.
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Charles Manson was born on November 12, 20123, in Ohio — and according to the personal narrative he created for himself, he was born without a name.
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Like Odysseus, Roy's own personal narrative assumes Celestial's unyielding support — and any deviation from what Roy considers that to look like is taken as a personal slight.
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For a more personal narrative, head instead for the retrospective of Anna Maria Maiolino, a Calabria-born Brazilian artist, at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MoCA LA).
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I don't want to predispose any listener too much to my personal narrative, but I do think it's handy to contextualize the music with some vague imagery.
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Boat Rage #2 featured K-Hole cofounder Emily Segal performing Novel Leak III, a reading of excerpts from her upcoming personal-narrative-meets-branding-for-dummies novel.
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Which is—surprise, surprise—a perfectly doable thing when you see your partner as an actual person and not just an ingredient in your own personal narrative.
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That process is a self-serving one, allowing us to function day-to-day, tweaking our personal narrative to support who we are or want to be.
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But we based our criteria on the types of personal narrative essays The New York Times publishes in columns like Lives, Modern Love and Rites of Passage.
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This whole class activity was helpful since students were working on writing personal narratives of their own to submit to The Learning Network's Personal Narrative Essay Contest.
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The only rupture in Beyoncé's immaculate personal narrative control came in 22009, when elevator surveillance footage of Beyoncé's sister, Solange, attacking Jay-Z was leaked to TMZ.
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We'll leave it up to you to decide whether an innate ability to massage the truth to fit her personal narrative sounds like an Ivankan trait or not.
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He's a story-obsessed storyteller who's built the perfect play, with a cast that has just enough independence to keep him interested in the personal narrative he's built.
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Accepting responsibility for your crime, beginning restitution and creating a personal narrative of remorse are key to any chance of convincing a judge to reduce the maximum sentence.
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Even though there are myriad ways of getting recipes without a heaping side of personal narrative, Kaling's public dismissal seemed to bother people on a more fundamental level.
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If so, feel free to experiment when you post your story here or if you write a piece for our Personal Narrative Essay Contest, which runs from Sept.
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Instead, what Mr. Cohen offered to the committee was a highly personal narrative and the kind of insider description largely missing from the legal documents of federal prosecutors.
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Despite the book's laconic compactness, Enia manages to fuse into it a fully realized personal narrative: that of a beloved uncle lost and a reticent father finally understood.
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Since coming out of the closet at age 18 he's made remarkable efforts to share his own personal narrative with the world — as a journalist, author, filmmaker, and producer.
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Surely, he could have found room in his personal narrative to flesh out the characters of the brown women who make up such a core element of his story.
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Titled "Forward Proxy 1.1-5" (all works 2018), these objects aesthetically hew to conventions of geometric minimalism, however they also encompass a personal narrative that complicates this formal reading.
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But that changes when you watch OJ: Made in America, a new five-part TV documentary that digs into Simpson's personal narrative and pulls out a fascinating, universal tale.
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"The first is the individual's personal narrative, as it relates to their career and educational journey, " which he gets a sense of by asking one question — over and over.
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The choices about what sort of art you might make were clear: figurative painting, abstraction, conceptualism (which at the time seemed to rule the art world), or personal narrative.
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But James forever rewrote his personal narrative and cemented his legacy in northeast Ohio and beyond as the man who betrayed Cleveland (2010), came home (2014) and conquered (2016).
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Rather than having bits of how-to knowledge accompany a personal narrative, Rock Steady is pragmatically structured around specific topics, which only occasionally are accompanied by witty narrative segments.
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Her personal narrative, which parallels the dark forces of 20th-century politics, makes her uniquely qualified to identify and call out the trends of illiberalism in the current political climate.
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It seems a lot like Gone Home, if you were a fan of that personal narrative, exploration heavy game, though Campo Santo is probably a little sick of that comparison.
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Revalued With a compelling personal narrative and a track record of helping the needy, Darren Walker, the president of the Ford Foundation, has emerged as a prominent voice of morality.
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The experience of re-immersion is satisfying, and the open-endedness of the game leaves plenty of room to insert myself and whatever personal narrative I bring to the table.
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Our Personal Narrative Essay Contest is modeled on the Lives column and also asks students to tell a complete story — though we're allowing you only 20073 words to do it.
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McClain, who is also the author of the book "We Live for the We," weaves in her personal narrative with history and sociology about black motherhood in a powerful reported essay.
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This year I will publish my first book, Williamsburg: A place I once called home, a personal narrative about this particular Brooklyn neighborhood that I knew when I arrived in 1994.
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However, we did agree with many of the points in Ms. Jane's post and we viewed it as her real, personal narrative about what it's like to live in the Bay Area.
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Though her works are not overtly or avowedly political, she says that they portray the materiality of her experiences, feelings, and personal narrative, which in turn become central to understanding her work.
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Through an experimental combination of literary exploration and reporting, Jackson weaves together poetry, historical documents, and personal narrative to tell the story of his family — over generations — and the disenfranchisement of Americans.
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The Democratic candidate in Ohio's Seventh launched his campaign focusing on his personal narrative about his military service and the founding of Team Rubicon, a veterans group that helps respond to natural disasters.
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All of which means Clinton continues to fill that leadership vacuum with a message much more focused on reshaping her own personal narrative than re-positioning her party to persuade voters in 2018.
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But when I think of the women in my family before me, I reclaim my own personal narrative, and position myself in the narrative of womanhood that trans women are so often denied.
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Much of the subject matter Davidson covers in his new Netflix comedy special—Alive From New York, out now—touches on these news stories and attempts to reclaim ownership of his personal narrative.
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For people who wanted attention and wanted to make a stir and wanted to play out their personal narrative of rage and disillusionment, airplanes were a great venue in which to do that.
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That simplicity works now, on a marketing level, because the new sonic and visual emphasis on Cabello's Latina identity and personal narrative has helped listeners and the media fill in a previously blank slate.
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As former Fifth Harmony member Camila Cabello passionately introduced U2 at Sunday night's Grammys — sharing her personal narrative about being a Cuban-American immigrant, the audience offered their supportive applause — Jay and Bey included.
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Kenya has always loomed large in the personal narrative of Mr. Obama, the son of a black university student from the country, whom he met only once, and a white anthropologist originally from Kansas.
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There's nothing distant or pedantic, however, about Vogler's bracing, deeply personal narrative of his travels through the homelands of Calvados, Cognac, Armagnac, rum, scotch and mezcal, in search of the soul of those spirits.
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Critic's Notebook The literary figure is the glowing subject of a group exhibition, curated by the New Yorker critic Hilton Als, that is part personal narrative, part study of his influence on contemporary artists.
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Like Platoon, those films mixed cynicism with idealism, gripping personal narrative with broader social critique, and they played it essentially straight with viewers, telling their stories with cinematic verve, but in an essentially classic style.
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One of the things that group does is look closely at which types of stories perform well with women (personal narrative, visual stories, things with a conversational tone) and which do not (data-heavy analysis).
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The ones we selected below are great examples of narrative writing, and, if you're participating in our Personal Narrative Essay Contest this fall, they might serve as mentor texts for you to study and imitate.
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But what I do know is that underlying the idea of appropriation is the sense that something — or someone — is just there for the taking: A style of dress, a personal narrative, an entire continent.
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But beyond his message of generational change, the enthusiastic crowds and the compelling personal narrative he has espoused, Mr. Buttigieg has had to confront concerns about his complicated history with the police and the black community.
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He combines economics, history, and personal narrative to form a compelling "manifesto" on the role that immigration has played in the construction of the United States, and how to change the debate over its future. 7.
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The Off-White designer also spoke of crafting a collection that honors Williams' personal narrative on the court, because she likes to "look good, feel good, and play good" — a motto she adopted from her sister, Venus.
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Real life doesn't fit into neat boxes with tidy conclusions, and for people who appreciate a more Hollywood version of personal narrative — the biopic — the memoiristic style's tendency toward complicated and open-ended conclusions can feel unsatisfactory.
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" Kordansky, who's seen his work from the beginning ("very poor man's Chagall paintings"), says Mesler has finally learned a language of his own, "more sophisticated in terms of creating a kind of symbolism of the personal narrative.
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The allegations take aim at the heart of Mr. Trump's personal narrative that he is a successful deal-maker who built a durable business, charging he and his family lent their name to a series of scams.
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It's a personal narrative of what was going on in my life surrounding that time and what led to the leaks, what led to prison, and how this whole ordeal has really shaped me and changed me.
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Witt includes her personal narrative not to curry readerly empathy (Will our intrepid, likable heroine find love and fulfillment?), but to disclose her critical perspective, which is "single, straight, and female"; also, hyper-educated, white, serious, and curious.
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Newman's heavy line-work paintings, which look like sketches in a diary, indict his everyday life without any glamorization, recreating the architecture of his small Berlin apartment and immersing the viewer into a loose and sketchy personal narrative.
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Much of the correspondence in the book is based, we are told, on actual documents or on chat and I.M. transcripts, and these are interspersed with more traditional passages of personal narrative that revel in the awkward pungencies of life.
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So unlike Obama's 20 minute oratory — which balanced personal narrative with attacks on his opposition, optimism for the future with gloom over the past — each candidate on Friday had about half that time to fire up twice as many people.
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The reason why I love engaging with writing a book is because I think it gives people a fuller portrait of my story and my experiences; I hope that it also contextualizes the work outside of just my own personal narrative.
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She proudly wears the mantle of "spinster"—"It's the spinsters who made me," she proclaims—and ushers us, sometimes dreamily, other times with searing attention, into a personal narrative about her life amid a mutually supportive "found family" and intimate friends.
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"This is when we look back at our lives, we take note of the big moments, we create a personal narrative and then we set goals and we figure out what steps we need to take to reach them," she explains.
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Her inclusion of personal narrative—through literary, philosophical, and autobiographical references—along with use of bold color and theatrical imagery, infused these objects with sly humor and a prescient concern with the decorative, generating a feminist legacy increasingly appreciated in retrospect.
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In her observance of the occasion, Melisa Raney offered a personal narrative of LGBTQ experience, sharing the intimate details of what happened when she realized she was a lesbian at age 36, after building what she thought was the perfect life.
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"I always looked to male personal narrative writers to see what they were able to get away with and be celebrated for, to give me permission to live the widest life I could both live and document," she told me.
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Autobiographical but traditional novels — with conventionally arranged scenes, dialogue, landscape description and more formal, less personal narrative commentary — would be closer to the traditional fictional novel, on the continuum, and these novels of Knausgaard and Ullmann closer to the memoir.
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If you owned the largest social network and had the means to shape every aspect of your personal narrative, wouldn't you do everything in your power to avoid media attention, especially when journalists might well contradict the story you're trying to tell?
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The 14 emotive and experimental tracks were equally inspired by Claude Debussy's crystalline minimalism and John Coltrane's late-period free jazz, but it's the album's spoken word passages that turn these influences into a more personal narrative that documents Sakamoto's lived experiences.
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But, especially if you are participating in our Personal Narrative Essay Contest, we hope paying close attention to how voice functions in narratives of all kinds can open up possibilities for your own work, and we hope the ideas below can help.
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We've created these — on telling short, memorable stories; using details to show rather than tell; crafting a narrative arc; and more — to accompany the first unit of our yearlong Writing Curriculum, which will culminate in a Personal Narrative Essay Contest for students.
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But I know I bring baggage to every single piece of writing I produce, whether the writing is personal narrative, historical fiction, literary criticism or reportage: I bring the specifically deforming influence of my own history, my hobbyhorse theories and my fascinations.
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Trump family lore is so full of falsities, including the oft-repeated claim that the same woman who couldn't fathom Taco Bell was an Olympic skier (she wasn't), that the personal narrative that Trump Jr. offers cannot be considered reliable or informative.
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But by threatening anyone at NOAA who disagreed with the president's personal narrative is the exact opposite of that — part of NOAA's mission is to provide businesses and communities with reliable information about the environment and weather so that they can protect themselves.
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On paper, the twice-elected State treasurer's personal narrative — a U.S. Marine/Iraq War non-com intelligence specialist, state representative, two-time Ohio State student body president, married to a scion of a prominent Cleveland Jewish family— is a Republican dream candidate.
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From the visitor's side, overtourism is also a subjective concern based on a feeling: It's the point at which your personal narrative of unique experience is broken, the point at which there are too many people — like yourself — who don't belong in a place.
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Mr. Cui said their investment bought him a three-day college admissions workshop at a hotel conference room, plus regular meetings with a private admissions consultant who recommended which extracurriculars to pursue and which to discard to build a personal narrative for his applications.
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There's reason to believe Warren's second attempt to deal with the Native American question will be more successful than the first -- namely because she is approaching it from the policy side -- consistent with her broader brand as opposed to focusing on her personal narrative.
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In her work, as on the internet, we are all active creators and docile consumers: spectators are tasked with cobbling together their own personal narrative from the multiple screens, just as online users are simultaneously enjoying and co-constructing the social media worlds they inhabit.
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Through the stories of four real women whose lives became enmeshed in murder, Monroe identifies four archetypes of the true crime obsessive — the detective, the victim, the defender, and the killer — and delves into the machinations driving each, seamlessly weaving together biography, cultural analysis, and personal narrative.
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Bergman, who is trans, unwinds a personal narrative of having kids with his partner while expanding on the greater meaning of family (both biological and chosen, permanent and temporary) for himself as well as other people who defy the prescribed norms of sex, gender and sexuality.
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Whitten's three-dimensional work expands the boundaries of the relationship between art and audience by refusing to conform to established art historical dichotomies between Western and non-Western aesthetics, and by breaking down hierarchies between personal narrative and the conceptual, historical, and metaphysical ideas it explores.
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The downside, she says, is that while they gave her a connection to everything around her and offered a way out of her hellish personal narrative, it has become impossible to stop caring about her impact on the rest of the world, and that can be exhausting.
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Willy Chavarria, conversely, is a designer determined to startle and move, to import not only elements of his personal narrative (he identifies himself as a Chicano from California's agricultural San Joaquin Valley, where his family worked as harvesters) into his work, but also his current emotional state.
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Called "Picture Prompts," these short, accessible, image-driven posts feature photographs and illustrations from The Times, and invite a variety of written or spoken responses — from creative storytelling to personal narrative to constructing an argument or analyzing what a work of "op-art" might be saying.
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But throughout his political career, very much including his years in the national spotlight, the candidate has willfully turned attention away from personal narrative and by extension the political nostrum that the candidate himself is a product to be sold, manufactured at the moment of his birth.
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Whenever I tell someone my life's "elevator pitch" — you know, your personal narrative in five minutes or less — I always like to talk about how I would regularly ditch my high school precalculus class only to play tennis with the teacher of that class after school.
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Baldwin's face is literally absent from much of the second half of the show, which shifts from personal narrative to a far less-compelling essay on influence, a study of developments in contemporary art that he, or his work, anticipated, but that he wasn't around to see.
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Six people who participated in the loan workout negotiations have a different recollection, raising questions about a key part of the personal narrative that many of Trump's supporters have found compelling as he campaigns to be the next president of the United States on Nov. 272.
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On the heels of the film's release, the director spoke with Hyperallergic's Juan Barquin about navigating the gaps inherent to emigrating, adapting her personal narrative for both film and radio, and how life itself can be just as performative as the characters we watch on the big screen.
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Laden with identity politics, it married Obama's personal narrative to the symbolic choice of the city of Accre, through which countless slaves passed en route to the Americas, to send a message that was as much about domestic American politics as the real challenges and promise of Africa.
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Where someone like Marco Rubio hopes to run a campaign that conceals a right-wing agenda behind a compelling personal narrative and small-bore heterodoxies, Cruz's platform is more right-wing still and uncloaked in the language of compassion Republicans discover every four years when the presidency is on the line.
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This I believe is what Gillibrand is trying to play into — branding herself as the candidate that will stand for women, be the first person to call out a senator for sexual harassment, benefit women in the military, and share her personal narrative of being a mom with two teenage sons.
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A recent article on the Well blog suggests that writing and editing stories about yourself can help you see your life differently, and actually lead to behavioral changes: The concept is based on the idea that we all have a personal narrative that shapes our view of the world and ourselves.
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Jepsen&aposs impact extends far beyond music, as she&aposs often celebrated as a queer iconCritics of Jepsen have argued that most of her music seems crafted for the pure enjoyment of listening, at times lacking a story or personal narrative and the barest trace of Jepsen as an artist.
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Part of the reason that pundits (myself included) have tended to rate the Florida senator highly as a candidate is that he combines a conservative record with some of the gifts of Bill Clinton circa 1992 and Barack Obama circa 2008 — eloquence, optimism, a strong personal narrative, a clear interest in domestic policy.
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Whitten's sculptures are deliciously rebellious and fiercely lyrical, bursting with personal narrative, as well as African, Classical, and literary allusions, though their impact upon his accumulative, jazz-inspired paintings is clearer in the show's second iteration at The Met Breuer, where 3D works and paintings hang side-by-side to emphasize their parallels.
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This fall, at least a dozen new witch books have or will hit the market: everything from personal narrative ("Initiated: Memoir of a Witch," by the first-time author and practicing witch Amanda Yates Garcia) to politics ("Revolutionary Witchcraft," by Sarah Lyons, a guide to the history and practice of politically motivated magic).
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He will also use his personal narrative — told through statewide advertising buys and back-to-back campaign events — to try to persuade voters that his time in the state makes him a better choice than his rival, Hillary Clinton, who is highlighting her years in the United States Senate representing New York.
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Schwartz deftly weaves together scientific research and reporting, personal narrative, and textual analysis, creating a hybrid story — and if attention is the best way to perform love, then indeed this is a love story from Schwartz to the notion of attention — that is as critical and philosophical as it is personal. —A.
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"The Travis Kalanick I came to know 17 years ago was relentless in pursuit of his goals at the expense of those who supported him along the way, deluded by his own embellished personal narrative, and a serial prevaricator," said Peter Yorke, a former Red Swoosh adviser and a longtime tech executive.
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M.F.A. programs have propagated a puritan preoccupation with "craft," she wrote in the London Review of Books in 2010, with whittling tidy, teachable, forgettable books while leaving the work of the novel — "the juxtaposition of personal narrative with the facts of the world and the facts of literature" — to memoirs and essays.
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I've already tumbled into the well of personal narrative where Lockett's art eddies into a whirlpool of sentimentality, pity, and rage about the shrunken life chances of people like Lockett from the rural South, people who graduated from high school, but never learned a trade and who lived in their mother's house their entire lives.
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The ones I found most useful during the depths of my grief were those with a deeply personal, narrative approach, like "The Suicide Index" by Joan Wickersham, "History of a Suicide" by Jill Bialosky, Nick Flynn's memoirs and poetry collections (which all deal, in part,with his mother's suicide), and "The Guardians" by Sarah Manguso.
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On the heels of The Farewell's release, Wang spoke with Hyperallergic about navigating the gaps inherent to emigrating, adapting her personal narrative for both film and radio (through an episode of This American Life) where she lays out her family narrative, and how life itself can be just as performative as the characters we watch on the big screen.
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McCain, who also serves as the chairman of the Senate armed services committee, shared a statement on the honor on Twitter: "I've been blessed to spend my life serving something more important than myself, of being a bit player in the story of America #LibertyMedal" The evening was also filled with patriotic anecdotes and stories from McCain's personal narrative.
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" And in November, Vice's John Surico wrote that Barron was "the billionaire businessman's first foray into media manipulation, a strategy the Republican presidential frontrunner has mastered, with his Twitter rants, his widely-publicized feuds—with networks, candidates, famous women, the people of Mexico—and his frequent threats against anyone who tries to discredit his personal narrative.
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In domestic politics, that synthesis had four pillars: a sincere social conservatism rooted in a personal narrative of faith; a center-hugging "compassionate conservatism" on issues related to poverty and education; the pursuit of comprehensive immigration reform as a means to win Latinos for the G.O.P.; and large across-the-board tax cuts to placate the party's donors and supply-side wing.
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Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton did not kneel during the national anthem on Sunday, but he addressed the unrest in Charlotte, N.C., by wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with a quotation from Martin Luther King Jr. Newton, who has avoided making race a part of his personal narrative, surprised some by taking time during the week to address Tuesday's shooting in Charlotte, which occurred close to the Panthers' stadium.
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On its face, the book's construction is very simple: There are many tiny essays, each of which are mostly told in fragments, bits of line, which fit together to build a personal narrative weaving notes of philosophy, essay, lyric, confession, anecdote, facts, fairy tale, and fragment together into a memoir of a young Vietnamese woman coming to terms with the traditional rigor of her heritage and its conflict with her own desires.
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