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El. knyga: Lines of Narrative: Psychosocial Perspectives

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This volume brilliantly advances our understanding of the use of narrative in the social sciences. It brings together contemporary work on narrative theory and methods and presents a fascinating range of case-studies, from Princess Diana's Panorama interview to the memoirs of the wives of US nuclear scientists.

Recenzijos

'...for us, the main attractions when reading Lines of Narrative were the range of topics covered and the inclusive approach to theorizing. Albeit, this is not a book for the faint-hearted; if the reader is willing to engage on a variety of levels then it has a great deal to offer in terms of illuminating and opeing up an expansive appreciation of the 'narrative turn'. - Feminism and Psychology, Christine Horrocks and Nancy Kelly.

Introduction, Molly Andrews, Shelley Day Sclater, Michael Rustin,
Corinne Squire, Amal Treacher; Part 1 Narrative and culture; intro_1
Introduction, Corinne Squire;
Chapter 1 Narrative, civil society and public
culture, Ronald N. Jacobs;
Chapter 2 Resurrective practice and narrative,
Clive Scale;
Chapter 3 Wedding bells and baby carriages, Suzanna Danuta
Walters;
Chapter 4 Narratives as bad faith, Ian Craib; Part 2 Narrative and
life history; intro_2 Introduction, Molly Andrews;
Chapter 5 When the storys
over, Mark Freeman;
Chapter 6 A cautious ethnography of socialism, Zdenek
Konopasek, Molly Andrews;
Chapter 7 Papas bomb, Carol Wolkowitz;
Chapter 8
Betrayals, trauma and self-redemption?, Tom Wengraf; Part 3 Narrative and
discourse; intro_3 Introduction, Shelley Day Sclater;
Chapter 9 Narrative,
discourse and the unconscious, Wendy Hollway, Tony Jefferson;
Chapter 10
Fictional(ising) identity?, Helen Malson;
Chapter 11 Let them rot, Marion
V. Smith;
Chapter 12 Narrative and the discursive (re)construction of events,
Jackie Abell, Elizabeth H. Stokoe, Michael Billig;
Chapter 13 Conclusion,
Phil Bradbury, Shelley Day Sclater;
Co-Directors of the Centre for Narrative Research in the Social Sciences, University of East London., Co-Director of the Centre for Adoption and Identity Studies, University of East London.